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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Myanmar has the potential to offer companies significant opportunities over the long run. With this in mind, executives should ensure that the country is included in their portfolio allocation discussions for Southeast Asia. In this podcast, we discuss our most recent report on the country.
Myanmar has the potential to offer companies significant opportunities over the long run. With this in mind, executives should ensure that the country is included in their portfolio allocation discussions for Southeast Asia. In this podcast, we discuss our most recent report on the country.
Myanmar has the potential to offer companies significant opportunities over the long run. With this in mind, executives should ensure that the country is included in their portfolio allocation discussions for Southeast Asia. In this podcast, we discuss our most recent report on the country.
A bullish view on India’s long-term potential is justified, but it should not overshadow the need for careful scenario planning in the short-to-medium term as several fundamental issues remain unresolved. Growth is likely to bottom out as a few positive trends are emerging that are likely to create near-term gains plus the impact on India from a slowdown in China will be neutral or even positive.
A bullish view on India’s long-term potential is justified, but it should not overshadow the need for careful scenario planning in the short-to-medium term as several fundamental issues remain unresolved. Growth is likely to bottom out as a few positive trends are emerging that are likely to create near-term gains plus the impact on India from a slowdown in China will be neutral or even positive.
A bullish view on India’s long-term potential is justified, but it should not overshadow the need for careful scenario planning in the short-to-medium term as several fundamental issues remain unresolved. Growth is likely to bottom out as a few positive trends are emerging that are likely to create near-term gains plus the impact on India from a slowdown in China will be neutral or even positive.
Slowing growth and a more conservative political outlook will reshape Russia’s operating environment in the short-to-medium term. This podcast discusses FSG's outlook for Russia through 2014 and its implications for businesses
Slowing growth and a more conservative political outlook will reshape Russia’s operating environment in the short-to-medium term. This podcast discusses FSG's outlook for Russia through 2014 and its implications for businesses
Slowing growth and a more conservative political outlook will reshape Russia’s operating environment in the short-to-medium term. This podcast discusses FSG's outlook for Russia through 2014 and its implications for businesses
Listen as FSG's CEO, Rich Leggett, interviews Latin America Research Director Clinton Carter and Practice Leader Ryan Brier on the key trends that are likely to define Latin America in the second half of 2013. Carter and Brier argue that the dynamics facing regional executives have shifted as corporate expectations for LATAM have risen while country performance has become increasingly uneven.
Listen as FSG's CEO, Rich Leggett, interviews Latin America Research Director Clinton Carter and Practice Leader Ryan Brier on the key trends that are likely to define Latin America in the second half of 2013. Carter and Brier argue that the dynamics facing regional executives have shifted as corporate expectations for LATAM have risen while country performance has become increasingly uneven.
Listen as FSG's CEO, Rich Leggett, interviews Latin America Research Director Clinton Carter and Practice Leader Ryan Brier on the key trends that are likely to define Latin America in the second half of 2013. Carter and Brier argue that the dynamics facing regional executives have shifted as corporate expectations for LATAM have risen while country performance has become increasingly uneven.
FSG expects China’s GDP growth rate to be worse than the consensus forecast of 8.1% in 2013. Weaker-than-expected data in Q1 suggests the state of the Chinese economy is even weaker than the official number suggested, prompting concern of a sudden deceleration of the Chinese economy
FSG expects China’s GDP growth rate to be worse than the consensus forecast of 8.1% in 2013. Weaker-than-expected data in Q1 suggests the state of the Chinese economy is even weaker than the official number suggested, prompting concern of a sudden deceleration of the Chinese economy
FSG expects China’s GDP growth rate to be worse than the consensus forecast of 8.1% in 2013. Weaker-than-expected data in Q1 suggests the state of the Chinese economy is even weaker than the official number suggested, prompting concern of a sudden deceleration of the Chinese economy
