Growth capital and buyout funds from the wealthy Gulf Arab region are being drawn towards Turkey's stable and growing economy.
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Analysis: Investors may be stoking the volatility they fear
Long-term investors fearful of another global financial storm may be better prepared than they were before Lehman Brothers went bust in 2008, but their increasingly nervous disposition could itself be making markets more fragile.
European pension funds cutting equity, euro debt-survey
European pension funds plan to withdraw more money from stock markets to avoid rising volatility and almost 70 percent of firms with exposure to peripheral euro sovereign bonds plan even more reductions.
Facebook ripple on IPO market already felt
The ripple effects of Facebook Inc's botched IPO appear to already be hitting the market for initial public offerings
Analysis: Big M&A banks move down-market in hunt for fees
The slow market for merger deals is driving big-name investment banks into combat with smaller rivals for business from companies they usually ignore.
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Facebook's lackluster initial public offering performance is a black eye for many on Wall Street and could have ramifications for similar upcoming deals such as an offering by Twitter.
Asia's private equity funds are moving closer to North American and European peers in key areas, but despite a tight fundraising climate they still charge higher management fees than their global peers.
Japan's biggest potential investment in U.S. agriculture can be summed up in a single word:China.
Cuba's reform plans to attract more overseas investment are off to a slow start as the government focuses more on regulating existing foreign joint ventures than encouraging new ones, businessmen and diplomats say.
The Michigan Venture Capital Association (MVCA) recently released its annual research report, which details investment activity across the state.
cash-hungry companies are increasingly turning to an alternative form of financing known as crowdfunding.
Women Have Made Huge Strides in Executive Ranks, but IPOs Still Appear to be a Man’s Game When it comes to a company’s critical stock market debut, investors are less likely to trust their money to an enterprise led by a female CEO, a University of Utah researcher says.
Revenues for the worldwide Hadoop-MapReduce ecosystem software market are considered to be $77 million in 2011 and are expected to grow to $812.8 million in 2016 for a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 60.2%.
“protectionism and restrictions on level of foreign ownership” Leading international law firm Clifford Chance today announced the results of a global executive survey about domestic and cross-border mergers and acquisitions.
