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Robert Broadwell discusses why more GCC-based financiers should invest in exchange traded funds.
The director of macroeconomics and statistics at Dubai International Financial Centre on why credit default swaps can be dangerous, particularly when they are ‘naked’.
While government initiatives are encouraging women into the workplace, family fears hold them back. Alicia Buller discusses the importance of career women role models.
While the global economy shows slight signs of life after ‘intensive care’ Fed Reserve treatments, the road to sustainable recovery is a long and as yet unknowable one, particularly as politicians are rosying the picture.
The director of Booz & Company Ideation Centre, Hatem Samman, on making education a national obsession in the GCC.
One of the most insidious side effects of the recession has been workplace gossip. Alicia Buller reports on why water cooler chat is more dangerous than you think.
Dr Saidi, chief economist at Dubai International Financial Centre, explains why the Burj Khalifa is much more than the world’s tallest building – it’s an economic driver and the pinnacle of a mega-district.
Dubai should have spent January facing up to its shortcomings and setting new year’s resolutions for the next 12 months, says Ryan Harrison.
Richard Shediac, Kapil Bhatia and Ali Hashemi of Booz & Company’s healthcare practice team discuss the introduction of mandatory health insurance and the implications for employers.
Dr Saidi, chief economist at Dubai International Financial Centre, explains why Islamic finance products have benefited from today’s volatile economic climate, and why the sector’s risk-averse qualities mean the industry is poised to expand.
The talent imperative: the growing need to nurture, attract, and retain human capital in the GCC, according to Booz & Company’s lead economist.
Dr Scacciavillani, director of Macroeconomics & Statistics at Dubai International Financial Centre, on diversifying into XXI century knowledge-based industries.