Digital challenger bank Revolut has made fast progress when it comes to customer numbers, and it is carrying out eye-catching expansion plans too.

Research by fDi Intelligence reveals which cities received the most tech start-up FDI relative to their population between 2016 and 2018.

Pilot schemes to offer refugees in Jordan and Ethiopia permits to work in special economic zones have been enthusiastically received, but take up has been disappointing.

Bahrain’s ‘small but nimble’ approach has set in motion a flourishing fintech scene.

Developments in the Asian free zone and tech city landscape sometimes bring to mind the power struggles of the hit fantasy series Game of Thrones, says Lawrence Yeo [?]. 

Investors are excited about Bangladesh, but it must address a huge infrastructure shortfall.

Luxembourg's financial relationship with China goes back four decades. The country is now looking to act as an EU hub for Chinese green finance and fintech activity.

UK prime minister Boris Johnson's proposals for special economic zones to reassert the country’s role as a champion of free trade have met with a mixed reception.

In an era of increasingly polarised opinions, companies that do business in or with the US are increasingly taking precautions against political or reputational risk. 

Braidy Industries' planned aluminium mill in Kentucky has brought the issue of political risk to the fore in the US.