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IVSC welcomes new Asia Director

IVSC

Nicholas brings three decades of capital markets, corporate finance and valuation experience and will lead the IVSC’s growth across the region, with a focus on business valuation and intangibles. Having clear and comparable valuation standards will support the functioning of capital markets.

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Green Flag For Sports Investment

Global Finance

The sports market for the region is primed for a 16.5% compound annual growth rate (CAGR) from 2023 to 2030, according to consultancy Grand View Research. Qatars sports market alone is projected to hit $3.7 The sectors market value is projected at $22.4 billion a year, or 1.5% the same year, according to the World Bank.

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Capital Meets Conscience As Social Bonds Rise

Global Finance

Major global banks and financial institutions are increasing their participation in the social bond market, strengthening the role of debt capital in addressing social challenges across the world. For instance, financial services are extended only to clients committed to reducing thermal coal dependence to below 5% of revenue by 2030.

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ValuAsia Connect Webinar Series: Intangible Assets

IVSC

Alex Haigh Managing Director, Brand Finance, Asia Pacific Alex is an all-rounder on business and intangibles valuations as well as quantitative market research. He holds a dual degree in Economics and Environmental Policy from the London School of Economics and has completed training in Data Analysis and Marketing Strategy.

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The AI Facility Frenzy

Global Finance

According to Goldman Sachs, we can expect AI power demand to increase by 165% by 2030; McKinsey forecasts that in Europe alone, meeting the new IT load demand will require between $250 billion to $300 billion of investment, excluding power generation capacity. By 2030, these numbers are expected to increase by about 30-40%.

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Saudi Arabia: The Corporate Bet

Global Finance

In the final stretch of its Vision 2030 development blueprint, Saudi Arabia is counting on FDI to play a bigger role. Initially expected to be taken up by 540 companies by 2030, the kingdom surpassed this goal within the first year. The clock is ticking for Saudi Arabia. Not everyone is rushing through the door, however.

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Abu Dhabi’s Financial Ascent

Global Finance

Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) remains the Gulf regions powerhouse; in 2024 alone, over 260 banking and capital market firms, 410 wealth and asset management companies (including 75 hedge funds), and 125 insurance and reinsurance firms established offices there. Abu Dhabi, the capital of the UAE, is closing the gap, however.