Articles from the author

The UAE's cultural, trade and commercial relations with the subcontinent have been enduring and substantial, but the vista onto India's infrastructural financial requirement and other synergies is especially enticing

Data analysis by Dr Reinhold Leichtfuss of The Boston Consultant Group (BCG) has delved into the Middle East's banking balance sheet details and unearthed an aggregate view of loan-loss provisions against lending exposure

What's going down on the street

The dollar needs to weaken, says Geoffrey Yu, G10 FX strategist at UBS

From the editor

The shifting of the world's economic centre of gravity to the East is becoming a cliche, but is no less important for that

We live in the information age; some of us particularly by the information industry. But do we deliver the right stuff

The essence of a specialist regional business compared to global benchmarks

There is such a thing as the law of unintended consequences. I was reminded of it only the other day. I was two rungs onto a ladder, heading for the attic. Owing partly to a spongy carpet, partly to my inattention, the contraption went sideways, and I hammered against the stairwell wall, somewhat below where I had originally been.

How the private equity market has developed opportunities and players in Oman

How the Gulf's commitment to infrastructure development calls upon specialist offerings