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India plans stricter rules for companies with foreign ownership, sources say

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India intends to revise foreign investment regulations. New rules may affect e-commerce and pharmaceutical companies. The government plans a new category for foreign-owned and controlled entities. The goal is to monitor foreign-owned entities more closely. Share transfers and restructurings could face stricter FDI rules.

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Uzbekistan Minister Laziz Kudratov On Country’s Sweeping Economic Makeover

Global Finance

Global Finance spoke with Laziz Kudratov, Uzbekistan’s Minister of Investment, Industry and Trade. billion investment from ACWA Power for 9.6 GW wind and solar power projects, and we partnered with Masdar for 2 GW green projects with investments of $1.7 Laziz Kudratov : The changes that started in 2016 continue.

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Latvia: Doorway To The EU

Global Finance

Despite a sluggish economy, Latvia is positioning itself as a prime gateway to the European Union, as foreign capital is flowing into key sectors, and recent reforms underscore its ambitions to become an investment hub in the Baltics. Its also looking to AI, fintech, smart consumer electronics, biomedicine and pharmaceuticals.

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Female Leadership in Finance: Pei Lu Lee from Warner Music Group

Future CFO

The first half of my workday is usually focused on strategy and planning. Pei Lu Lee, finance director - Malaysia and Singapore at Warner Music Group One particularly meaningful chapter in my journey was during my time in the pharmaceutical industry.

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Return on Equity, Earnings Yield and Market Efficiency: Back to Basics!

Musings on Markets

The second entrepreneur starts business B, again with a $60 million investment up front , and that investment is expected to generate $3 million every year in perpetuity. Even with this very simplistic example, there are useful implications.

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Sustained Growth In MENA Despite Turmoil

Global Finance

With over $2 trillion in planned infrastructure projects, the Middle East appears to be at the starting point of a long-promised economic transformation. Last year, 119 Arab fintechs attracted $700 million in investment, 30% of total startup funding for the region. Act Financial, a private investment company, raised over $30 million.

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Ghana: Waiting for FDI

Global Finance

Generous immigrant quotas for foreign companies based on amount of paid-up capital, ranging from one automatic immigrant quota for investment between $50,000 and $250,000 to four automatic immi- grant quotas for investment of $700,000 and above. Tax exemptions for investments in priority areas.