Frontier Strategy Group - Emerging Markets Insights
Summary: Frontier Strategy Group (FSG) is the leading information services provider for emerging markets executives. Through a robust offering of research, analytics, data and network of expertise, FSG partners with business leaders at over 200 multinationals to power their emerging markets business strategies. FSG's Emerging Markets Insights podcast series provides 20 to 30 minute briefings on markets, emerging issues, and strategic business analysis. If you would like more information about FSG's services, please send an e-mail to info@frontierstrategygroup.com
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Podcasts:
FSG's CEO Richard Leggett and lead MENA Analyst Zeynep Kosereisoglu discuss the implications of the OPEC deal for MENA markets and the Outlook for Qatar in 2017
FSG's CEO Richard Leggett and lead MENA Analyst Zeynep Kosereisoglu discuss the implications of the OPEC deal for MENA markets and the Outlook for Qatar in 2017
FSG's CEO Richard Leggett and lead MENA Analyst Zeynep Kosereisoglu discuss the implications of the OPEC deal for MENA markets and the Outlook for Qatar in 2017
The market is set to exit its severe slowdown in 2017 thanks to a minimal increase in energy prices and rising public investment. MNCs can get ahead of the competition to capitalize on growing opportunities into 2018 by increasing their focus on their channel and targeting more resilient customer segments
The market is set to exit its severe slowdown in 2017 thanks to a minimal increase in energy prices and rising public investment. MNCs can get ahead of the competition to capitalize on growing opportunities into 2018 by increasing their focus on their channel and targeting more resilient customer segments
The market is set to exit its severe slowdown in 2017 thanks to a minimal increase in energy prices and rising public investment. MNCs can get ahead of the competition to capitalize on growing opportunities into 2018 by increasing their focus on their channel and targeting more resilient customer segments
As Russia exits its two-year recession, primarily thanks to the mild rise in energy prices, MNCs will see very gradual improvements in the market in the next 12 months. Consumer and business demand will only increase moderately as inflation slows and industrial activity picks up minimally. Firms should ecxpect increasingly conservative government spending in 2017, as fiscal conditions remain tight
As Russia exits its two-year recession, primarily thanks to the mild rise in energy prices, MNCs will see very gradual improvements in the market in the next 12 months. Consumer and business demand will only increase moderately as inflation slows and industrial activity picks up minimally. Firms should ecxpect increasingly conservative government spending in 2017, as fiscal conditions remain tight
As Russia exits its two-year recession, primarily thanks to the mild rise in energy prices, MNCs will see very gradual improvements in the market in the next 12 months. Consumer and business demand will only increase moderately as inflation slows and industrial activity picks up minimally. Firms should ecxpect increasingly conservative government spending in 2017, as fiscal conditions remain tight
FSG's CEO, Richard Leggett, and Global Economics Practice Leader Antonio Martinez discuss the Global Outlook for 2017, including the trajectory for the emerging global growth drivers, the priority actions for multinationals, and the outlook for major markets and geographies in 2017.
FSG's CEO, Richard Leggett, and Global Economics Practice Leader Antonio Martinez discuss the Global Outlook for 2017, including the trajectory for the emerging global growth drivers, the priority actions for multinationals, and the outlook for major markets and geographies in 2017.
FSG's CEO, Richard Leggett, and Global Economics Practice Leader Antonio Martinez discuss the Global Outlook for 2017, including the trajectory for the emerging global growth drivers, the priority actions for multinationals, and the outlook for major markets and geographies in 2017.
The minor rise in oil prices in 2017 will limit growth across CIS. The major energy exporters will continue to struggle because of their over-reliance on energy revenues while energy importers will see growth rebound more strongly. MNCs should focus on customer segmentation while identifying opportunities in smaller markets with stronger growth potential to offset slower growth elsewhere.
The minor rise in oil prices in 2017 will limit growth across CIS. The major energy exporters will continue to struggle because of their over-reliance on energy revenues while energy importers will see growth rebound more strongly. MNCs should focus on customer segmentation while identifying opportunities in smaller markets with stronger growth potential to offset slower growth elsewhere.
The minor rise in oil prices in 2017 will limit growth across CIS. The major energy exporters will continue to struggle because of their over-reliance on energy revenues while energy importers will see growth rebound more strongly. MNCs should focus on customer segmentation while identifying opportunities in smaller markets with stronger growth potential to offset slower growth elsewhere.
