Presentation was made during the Russia Forum New York 2013 series - “Invest in Moscow: Doing Business in Russia’s Capital” which was held at the Princeton Club of New York on October 28th.
This document contains information about Oxford University Press, including its address and contact details for its Shanghai and Hong Kong offices. It also includes a testimonial from Summer Zuo, an Account Manager at Oxford University Press, praising the professional and high-quality recruiting services provided by Sisi Yang. Zuo expresses their appreciation for Yang's ability to find qualified candidates within a short period of time and states their willingness to work with Yang on future recruiting needs.
Lodzkie Region - in the center of Poland, in the center of EuropePromuje Łódzkie
We would like to present one of the fastest developing regions in the country - the Lodzkie Region. It is a region located in the centre of Poland, in the centre of Europe, with excellent transport connections at the intersection of the trans-European transport corridors running north - south: Scandinavia - Adriatic, and east-west: Moscow - Berlin.
The document discusses business and human resource issues facing the hotel industry in Russia. It notes that while Russia has experienced rapid tourism growth, the hotel industry struggles with understaffing due to a lack of trained hospitality workers and high employee turnover. International hotels have addressed this through joint ventures with Russian partners and investments in hospitality education to develop the local workforce. However, cultural and management style differences between foreign and Russian employees continue to pose challenges.
Investment climate in Poland - Polish Chamber of Commerce, Actoribus 18.03.2014Robert Loranc
1) Poland has a strategic location in central Europe, political and economic stability, and is a growing market within the EU.
2) Poland offers effective investment incentives like tax exemptions and grants to attract foreign investment. It has a large, skilled, and affordable workforce.
3) Poland is recognized internationally as an attractive destination for foreign direct investment, ranking highly in various studies. Major investing countries in 2014 included the US, Germany, and Japan.
Russia is rebalancing its economic focus towards Asia in response to sanctions and lower oil prices. This presents opportunities for Singapore companies to enter new markets in Russia and capture rising trade flows between Russia and Asia. Specific opportunities include providing oilfield services and equipment to Russian energy companies, as well as manufacturing in Russia to access the domestic market. While perceptions of risk remain, Russia has shown resilience in managing its economy through the downturn.
2007. Victor Koksharov. Effective Development of Economic Potential of the Sv...Forum Velden
Victor Koksharov, Prime Minister of the Sverdlovsk Region in Russia, discusses the region's economic development and competitiveness. The Sverdlovsk Region has a large population and is a major industrial center in Russia, with competitive advantages including resources, infrastructure, education, and proximity to markets in Europe and Asia. Koksharov outlines the region's continued investment in industry, innovation, education, and infrastructure to support further economic growth and improve living standards for residents of the Sverdlovsk Region.
Ernst & Young Attractiveness Survey - Scotland 2017Kartina Osman
The document summarizes EY's Attractiveness Survey for Scotland in May 2017. Some key points:
- Scotland secured a record 122 foreign direct investment projects in 2016, surpassing the previous high of 119 projects in 2015.
- Business services saw the largest increase in projects from 2015-2016, while software projects declined slightly.
- While the number of FDI projects increased, the number of jobs created fell 47% due to a shift toward smaller, services-focused projects.
- Scotland maintained its position as the second most attractive destination in the UK for FDI, behind only London, a title it has held for five consecutive years.
Ukraine: more than just another outsourcing destination” by Alex Golod, InteticsIntetics
The presentation highlights the latest social and economic trends in the country, discusses why Ukraine is becoming a hot outsourcing destination based on its industry growth, its access to a skilled well educated talent pool, and the government support. Special emphasis is placed on the favorable environment for direct investments in next few years, as well as expected growth of M&A activity in the country. In conclusion, the argument is made that Ukraine will gain prominence as ITO and especially BPO hot destination within next 3 to 5 years.
This document contains information about Oxford University Press, including its address and contact details for its Shanghai and Hong Kong offices. It also includes a testimonial from Summer Zuo, an Account Manager at Oxford University Press, praising the professional and high-quality recruiting services provided by Sisi Yang. Zuo expresses their appreciation for Yang's ability to find qualified candidates within a short period of time and states their willingness to work with Yang on future recruiting needs.
Lodzkie Region - in the center of Poland, in the center of EuropePromuje Łódzkie
We would like to present one of the fastest developing regions in the country - the Lodzkie Region. It is a region located in the centre of Poland, in the centre of Europe, with excellent transport connections at the intersection of the trans-European transport corridors running north - south: Scandinavia - Adriatic, and east-west: Moscow - Berlin.
The document discusses business and human resource issues facing the hotel industry in Russia. It notes that while Russia has experienced rapid tourism growth, the hotel industry struggles with understaffing due to a lack of trained hospitality workers and high employee turnover. International hotels have addressed this through joint ventures with Russian partners and investments in hospitality education to develop the local workforce. However, cultural and management style differences between foreign and Russian employees continue to pose challenges.
Investment climate in Poland - Polish Chamber of Commerce, Actoribus 18.03.2014Robert Loranc
1) Poland has a strategic location in central Europe, political and economic stability, and is a growing market within the EU.
2) Poland offers effective investment incentives like tax exemptions and grants to attract foreign investment. It has a large, skilled, and affordable workforce.
3) Poland is recognized internationally as an attractive destination for foreign direct investment, ranking highly in various studies. Major investing countries in 2014 included the US, Germany, and Japan.
Russia is rebalancing its economic focus towards Asia in response to sanctions and lower oil prices. This presents opportunities for Singapore companies to enter new markets in Russia and capture rising trade flows between Russia and Asia. Specific opportunities include providing oilfield services and equipment to Russian energy companies, as well as manufacturing in Russia to access the domestic market. While perceptions of risk remain, Russia has shown resilience in managing its economy through the downturn.
2007. Victor Koksharov. Effective Development of Economic Potential of the Sv...Forum Velden
Victor Koksharov, Prime Minister of the Sverdlovsk Region in Russia, discusses the region's economic development and competitiveness. The Sverdlovsk Region has a large population and is a major industrial center in Russia, with competitive advantages including resources, infrastructure, education, and proximity to markets in Europe and Asia. Koksharov outlines the region's continued investment in industry, innovation, education, and infrastructure to support further economic growth and improve living standards for residents of the Sverdlovsk Region.
Ernst & Young Attractiveness Survey - Scotland 2017Kartina Osman
The document summarizes EY's Attractiveness Survey for Scotland in May 2017. Some key points:
- Scotland secured a record 122 foreign direct investment projects in 2016, surpassing the previous high of 119 projects in 2015.
- Business services saw the largest increase in projects from 2015-2016, while software projects declined slightly.
- While the number of FDI projects increased, the number of jobs created fell 47% due to a shift toward smaller, services-focused projects.
- Scotland maintained its position as the second most attractive destination in the UK for FDI, behind only London, a title it has held for five consecutive years.
Ukraine: more than just another outsourcing destination” by Alex Golod, InteticsIntetics
The presentation highlights the latest social and economic trends in the country, discusses why Ukraine is becoming a hot outsourcing destination based on its industry growth, its access to a skilled well educated talent pool, and the government support. Special emphasis is placed on the favorable environment for direct investments in next few years, as well as expected growth of M&A activity in the country. In conclusion, the argument is made that Ukraine will gain prominence as ITO and especially BPO hot destination within next 3 to 5 years.
Agencia de Desarrollo Wroclaw Agglomeration para INVATEfundacioninvate
Presentación realizada por Jan Zarski, de la Agencia de Desarrollo Wroclaw Agglomeration para la jornada “Pioneros en acción: oportunidades de inversión en Polonia”.
The document provides information about the XX International Forum "Russian Industrialist" that will take place from September 21-23, 2016 in Saint Petersburg, Russia. It discusses the venue, Expoforum Convention and Exhibition Center, highlights about Saint Petersburg, the forum structure including the congress program, exhibition program, and business program. The document also provides statistics from the 2015 forum and outlines the organizing committee.
This document provides an overview of investment activity in the Ukrainian IT and internet sector from 2012-2014. It analyzes over 250 deals from the past four years involving more than 1,000 startups in Ukraine. The report finds that total investment reached at least $80 million in 2013, though it decreased by around half in 2014 due to smaller deal sizes rather than fewer deals. It also notes the emergence of new domestic investors and the growth of angel investment in Ukraine. The report aims to increase transparency in the Ukrainian venture market and support its development.
Warsaw as an attractive destination for investments
Warsaw has prepared a report for prospective investors.- “Poland your place to invest 2017” is an English-language publication drawn up on the initiative of the City of Warsaw.
This document provides an analysis of the Russian real estate sector. It finds that the sector is experiencing unprecedented growth, with prime office and residential property prices increasing over 30% in the past year. However, the sector remains underdeveloped compared to international markets. Vacancy rates are very low and yields are compressing. The report identifies ongoing imbalances between supply and demand, and outlines several themes expected to drive continued strength in the real estate market, such as economic growth, increasing availability of financing, and influx of foreign investors. It recommends focusing on real estate companies with strong development pipelines concentrated in high-growth areas.
The Chamber organized a mission to Kazakhstan and Russia to explore business opportunities. In Russia, delegates met with government officials in Moscow who discussed incentives for foreign investment, particularly in high-tech sectors. The delegation also visited Volkswagen's factory. In Kazakhstan, members learned about opportunities in Almaty from the governor of the national bank. The mission provided firsthand insights into emerging markets in Central Asia and Russia.
European Real Estate Market Study - H2 2017 and Trends for 2018Duff & Phelps
In this edition of the European Real Estate Market Study, we provide an overview on the analysis of office, retail and logistics sectors in the European capital market during the past year and give an outlook for next coming months.
Chinese investment in the Netherlands: Patterns and DriversOna Akemu
There is an explosion of interest in Chinese foreign direct investment around Europe. Chinese investors, backed implicitly or explicitly by the Chinese state, are portrayed in simplistic terms in the media: they are in Europe to "steal" European assets, or they are here in the service of their government.
What are the facts? What are the patterns of Chinese investment across Europe and, particularly, in The Netherlands? We draw on my research--archival, interview based--at the China Business Centre Rotterdam School of Management to present a more realistic picture of Chinese FDI in the Netherlands. The evidence suggests that the scale of Chinese FDI in the Netherlands is small and, principally, driving by asset-seeking motives.
This paper employs a standard Tobin-Markowitz framework to analyse the determinants of capital flows into the CIS countries. Using data from 1996-2006, we find that the Russian financial crisis of 1998 has had a profound impact on capital flows into the CIS (both directly and indirectly). Firstly, it introduced a structural shift in the investors' behaviour by shifting the focus from the external factors to the internal ones, e.g. domestic interest and GDP growth rates. Secondly, it also drastically changed the impact of a number of explanatory variables on capital flows into the CIS. Political risk was found to be the second most important determinant of capital flows into the CIS. Additionally, we report some strong evidence of co-movement between portfolio flows into the CIS and CEEC, coupled with strong complementarity between global stock market activity and portfolio inflows into the CIS. Interestingly, external factors tend to be of a higher significance than internal factors for the largest members (Russia, Ukraine and Kazakhstan) of the CIS; whereas domestic variables tend to have a greater impact on the capital flows into the smaller CIS countries.
Authored by: Oleksandr Lozovyi
Published in 2007
Horasis Global Russia Business Meeting 2014 | ReportRenata George
The document summarizes the Global Russia Business Meeting that took place from April 6-7, 2014 in Valencia, Spain. The meeting was hosted by the City of Valencia and organized by Horasis, bringing together over 300 participants from 30 countries.
The meeting provided an opportunity for business, government, and academic leaders to discuss Russia's role in the global economy amid geopolitical tensions between Russia and Western countries over Ukraine. Key topics included Russia's economic outlook, investment climate, innovation, and strategies for diversifying the economy beyond oil and gas.
Two prominent Russian business leaders were honored at the event - Bo Inge Andersson of AvtoVAZ and Dmitri Gromov of RTS Tele
AffiliateTraction is the largest affiliate marketing agency in the world, with over 12 years of experience managing programs. It provides comprehensive affiliate management services, including placement on multiple networks, brand oversight, data and creative management. AffiliateTraction's all-inclusive service model streamlines the process and reduces costs for clients. On average, it drives 19% of client revenue through affiliates, more than doubling industry standards.
RFNY2013: Invest In Moscow - Moscow Investment ProjectsОlеg Сhursin
Presentation was made during the Russia Forum New York 2013 series - “Invest in Moscow: Doing Business in Russia’s Capital” which was held at the Princeton Club of New York on October 28th.
RFNY2013: Invest In Moscow - Energy ServicesОlеg Сhursin
Presentation was made during the Russia Forum New York 2013 series - “Invest in Moscow: Doing Business in Russia’s Capital” which was held at the Princeton Club of New York on October 28th.
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RFNY2013: Invest In Moscow - Energy SectorОlеg Сhursin
Presentation was made during the Russia Forum New York 2013 series - “Invest in Moscow: Doing Business in Russia’s Capital” which was held at the Princeton Club of New York on October 28th.
AffiliateTraction works with world's best publishers and has strategic partnerships with the largest affiliates. See below for statements and testimonials from our publishers in regards to the level of affiliate management and custom support that AffiliateTraction provides.
RFNY2013: Invest In Moscow - Moscow Investment ClimateОlеg Сhursin
Presentation was made during the Russia Forum New York 2013 series - “Invest in Moscow: Doing Business in Russia’s Capital” which was held at the Princeton Club of New York on October 28th.
RFNY2013: Invest In Moscow - Real EstateОlеg Сhursin
Presentation was made during the Russia Forum New York 2013 series - “Invest in Moscow: Doing Business in Russia’s Capital” which was held at the Princeton Club of New York on October 28th.
The five biggest mistakes stopping you from weight loss successTony Mccarthy
The 5 biggest mistakes stopping your weight loss success are: 1) having no goals, 2) not measuring your current state, 3) lacking a tailored plan, 4) failing to take action, and 5) not evaluating your progress. Tony McCarthy is a female physique coach who helps clients overcome these mistakes by uncovering goals, doing in-depth assessments, creating personalized plans, keeping clients accountable, and regularly re-evaluating results. His clients now maintain their physiques without struggle and have increased confidence and energy in their lives.
AffiliateTraction offers advanced brand oversight and monitoring services for affiliate marketing programs. This includes search, content, email, domain, and promotion code oversight to ensure affiliates comply with program terms. Proprietary software from partners like The Search Monitor, AdComply, CitizenHawk, Lashback, and Optizmo are used to monitor these channels daily and identify any violations, which are reported to clients. AffiliateTraction also offers social media monitoring, link verification, and other exclusive services to provide comprehensive oversight of clients' affiliate programs and brand protection.
RFNY2013: Invest In Moscow - Social SectorОlеg Сhursin
The document discusses priorities and development plans for Moscow's social sector, including education, healthcare, sports, culture, and urban environment. It notes that Moscow's 2014 budget allocates 56% of funding to the social sector. Specific initiatives discussed include expanding private healthcare through public-private partnerships; constructing sports infrastructure for the 2018 World Cup; and developing mechanisms like land leasing and concessions to increase private investment in preschools and schools. The goal is to improve services, increase quality and choice, and develop the private education sector through these partnerships.
Agencia de Desarrollo Wroclaw Agglomeration para INVATEfundacioninvate
Presentación realizada por Jan Zarski, de la Agencia de Desarrollo Wroclaw Agglomeration para la jornada “Pioneros en acción: oportunidades de inversión en Polonia”.
The document provides information about the XX International Forum "Russian Industrialist" that will take place from September 21-23, 2016 in Saint Petersburg, Russia. It discusses the venue, Expoforum Convention and Exhibition Center, highlights about Saint Petersburg, the forum structure including the congress program, exhibition program, and business program. The document also provides statistics from the 2015 forum and outlines the organizing committee.
This document provides an overview of investment activity in the Ukrainian IT and internet sector from 2012-2014. It analyzes over 250 deals from the past four years involving more than 1,000 startups in Ukraine. The report finds that total investment reached at least $80 million in 2013, though it decreased by around half in 2014 due to smaller deal sizes rather than fewer deals. It also notes the emergence of new domestic investors and the growth of angel investment in Ukraine. The report aims to increase transparency in the Ukrainian venture market and support its development.
Warsaw as an attractive destination for investments
Warsaw has prepared a report for prospective investors.- “Poland your place to invest 2017” is an English-language publication drawn up on the initiative of the City of Warsaw.
This document provides an analysis of the Russian real estate sector. It finds that the sector is experiencing unprecedented growth, with prime office and residential property prices increasing over 30% in the past year. However, the sector remains underdeveloped compared to international markets. Vacancy rates are very low and yields are compressing. The report identifies ongoing imbalances between supply and demand, and outlines several themes expected to drive continued strength in the real estate market, such as economic growth, increasing availability of financing, and influx of foreign investors. It recommends focusing on real estate companies with strong development pipelines concentrated in high-growth areas.
The Chamber organized a mission to Kazakhstan and Russia to explore business opportunities. In Russia, delegates met with government officials in Moscow who discussed incentives for foreign investment, particularly in high-tech sectors. The delegation also visited Volkswagen's factory. In Kazakhstan, members learned about opportunities in Almaty from the governor of the national bank. The mission provided firsthand insights into emerging markets in Central Asia and Russia.
European Real Estate Market Study - H2 2017 and Trends for 2018Duff & Phelps
In this edition of the European Real Estate Market Study, we provide an overview on the analysis of office, retail and logistics sectors in the European capital market during the past year and give an outlook for next coming months.
Chinese investment in the Netherlands: Patterns and DriversOna Akemu
There is an explosion of interest in Chinese foreign direct investment around Europe. Chinese investors, backed implicitly or explicitly by the Chinese state, are portrayed in simplistic terms in the media: they are in Europe to "steal" European assets, or they are here in the service of their government.
What are the facts? What are the patterns of Chinese investment across Europe and, particularly, in The Netherlands? We draw on my research--archival, interview based--at the China Business Centre Rotterdam School of Management to present a more realistic picture of Chinese FDI in the Netherlands. The evidence suggests that the scale of Chinese FDI in the Netherlands is small and, principally, driving by asset-seeking motives.
This paper employs a standard Tobin-Markowitz framework to analyse the determinants of capital flows into the CIS countries. Using data from 1996-2006, we find that the Russian financial crisis of 1998 has had a profound impact on capital flows into the CIS (both directly and indirectly). Firstly, it introduced a structural shift in the investors' behaviour by shifting the focus from the external factors to the internal ones, e.g. domestic interest and GDP growth rates. Secondly, it also drastically changed the impact of a number of explanatory variables on capital flows into the CIS. Political risk was found to be the second most important determinant of capital flows into the CIS. Additionally, we report some strong evidence of co-movement between portfolio flows into the CIS and CEEC, coupled with strong complementarity between global stock market activity and portfolio inflows into the CIS. Interestingly, external factors tend to be of a higher significance than internal factors for the largest members (Russia, Ukraine and Kazakhstan) of the CIS; whereas domestic variables tend to have a greater impact on the capital flows into the smaller CIS countries.
Authored by: Oleksandr Lozovyi
Published in 2007
Horasis Global Russia Business Meeting 2014 | ReportRenata George
The document summarizes the Global Russia Business Meeting that took place from April 6-7, 2014 in Valencia, Spain. The meeting was hosted by the City of Valencia and organized by Horasis, bringing together over 300 participants from 30 countries.
The meeting provided an opportunity for business, government, and academic leaders to discuss Russia's role in the global economy amid geopolitical tensions between Russia and Western countries over Ukraine. Key topics included Russia's economic outlook, investment climate, innovation, and strategies for diversifying the economy beyond oil and gas.
Two prominent Russian business leaders were honored at the event - Bo Inge Andersson of AvtoVAZ and Dmitri Gromov of RTS Tele
AffiliateTraction is the largest affiliate marketing agency in the world, with over 12 years of experience managing programs. It provides comprehensive affiliate management services, including placement on multiple networks, brand oversight, data and creative management. AffiliateTraction's all-inclusive service model streamlines the process and reduces costs for clients. On average, it drives 19% of client revenue through affiliates, more than doubling industry standards.
RFNY2013: Invest In Moscow - Moscow Investment ProjectsОlеg Сhursin
Presentation was made during the Russia Forum New York 2013 series - “Invest in Moscow: Doing Business in Russia’s Capital” which was held at the Princeton Club of New York on October 28th.
RFNY2013: Invest In Moscow - Energy ServicesОlеg Сhursin
Presentation was made during the Russia Forum New York 2013 series - “Invest in Moscow: Doing Business in Russia’s Capital” which was held at the Princeton Club of New York on October 28th.
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RFNY2013: Invest In Moscow - Energy SectorОlеg Сhursin
Presentation was made during the Russia Forum New York 2013 series - “Invest in Moscow: Doing Business in Russia’s Capital” which was held at the Princeton Club of New York on October 28th.
AffiliateTraction works with world's best publishers and has strategic partnerships with the largest affiliates. See below for statements and testimonials from our publishers in regards to the level of affiliate management and custom support that AffiliateTraction provides.
RFNY2013: Invest In Moscow - Moscow Investment ClimateОlеg Сhursin
Presentation was made during the Russia Forum New York 2013 series - “Invest in Moscow: Doing Business in Russia’s Capital” which was held at the Princeton Club of New York on October 28th.
RFNY2013: Invest In Moscow - Real EstateОlеg Сhursin
Presentation was made during the Russia Forum New York 2013 series - “Invest in Moscow: Doing Business in Russia’s Capital” which was held at the Princeton Club of New York on October 28th.
The five biggest mistakes stopping you from weight loss successTony Mccarthy
The 5 biggest mistakes stopping your weight loss success are: 1) having no goals, 2) not measuring your current state, 3) lacking a tailored plan, 4) failing to take action, and 5) not evaluating your progress. Tony McCarthy is a female physique coach who helps clients overcome these mistakes by uncovering goals, doing in-depth assessments, creating personalized plans, keeping clients accountable, and regularly re-evaluating results. His clients now maintain their physiques without struggle and have increased confidence and energy in their lives.
AffiliateTraction offers advanced brand oversight and monitoring services for affiliate marketing programs. This includes search, content, email, domain, and promotion code oversight to ensure affiliates comply with program terms. Proprietary software from partners like The Search Monitor, AdComply, CitizenHawk, Lashback, and Optizmo are used to monitor these channels daily and identify any violations, which are reported to clients. AffiliateTraction also offers social media monitoring, link verification, and other exclusive services to provide comprehensive oversight of clients' affiliate programs and brand protection.
RFNY2013: Invest In Moscow - Social SectorОlеg Сhursin
The document discusses priorities and development plans for Moscow's social sector, including education, healthcare, sports, culture, and urban environment. It notes that Moscow's 2014 budget allocates 56% of funding to the social sector. Specific initiatives discussed include expanding private healthcare through public-private partnerships; constructing sports infrastructure for the 2018 World Cup; and developing mechanisms like land leasing and concessions to increase private investment in preschools and schools. The goal is to improve services, increase quality and choice, and develop the private education sector through these partnerships.
This document discusses self-discipline and its benefits. It defines self-discipline as teaching yourself to reach goals without bad habits distracting you. Self-discipline strengthens control over your destiny, persistence, decision-making, and breaking bad habits. The elements of self-discipline are persistence in continuing towards goals despite obstacles, and self-determination to control your own path in life.
RFNY2013: Invest In Moscow - ZelenogradОlеg Сhursin
Presentation was made during the Russia Forum New York 2013 series - “Invest in Moscow: Doing Business in Russia’s Capital” which was held at the Princeton Club of New York on October 28th.
This document discusses factors to consider when evaluating investment portfolios, including risk levels, benchmarks, constraints on portfolio managers, and other factors. It also describes several risk-adjusted performance measures, including the Sharpe ratio, Treynor ratio, Jensen's alpha, and information ratio. An example is provided to demonstrate calculating and comparing these measures for different portfolios. Limitations of portfolio performance measures are noted, such as their dependence on assumptions of capital asset pricing model and choice of market proxy.
fDis Global Cities of the Future 2016/17 – FDI StrategyVictor Gridnev
Singapore has retained the top spot as fDi's Global City of the Future for 2016/17 due to its strong economic performance, with London in second place. Dublin has risen to third place, displacing Hong Kong, helped by its strength in attracting software and IT investments. Edinburgh ranked first in fDi's FDI Strategy category for its active promotion of the city as an investment destination through agreements with other cities and support services for new investors.
Innopolis: The Future IT Capital of RussiaDerrick Staten
The document summarizes information about Innopolis, a planned city in the Republic of Tatarstan, Russia that aims to become a center for innovation and technology. Key points include:
- Innopolis will be developed on 1,200 hectares of land near Kazan as a standalone innovation hub for high technology industries and home to up to 155,000 residents.
- The first phase will include a technopark, residential buildings for 5,000 people, and Innopolis University, Russia's first computer science focused institution.
- Innopolis University will partner with top international schools and aim to graduate 5,000 students annually focused on IT and producing 200 startups every year.
Dubai Messenger is a monthly magazine about business and leisure in the UAE and Middle East that has been published since 2004. It provides accurate and up-to-date information on exciting events and developments in the UAE and region through interviews, reports, and previews of major exhibitions and conferences. As the 2020 World Expo in Dubai approaches, the magazine will focus on innovative city projects and how Dubai is enhancing its global status. The magazine is distributed in Russia, the UAE, and other countries, with over 50,000 print copies reaching government agencies, companies, travel agencies, and exhibitions in both regions.
The document discusses the results of an fDi study ranking global cities of the future. Singapore was named the top global city of the future for the third year in a row, while London and Dublin retained the second and third positions, respectively. The study analyzed cities across various categories and broke them into groupings of megacities, major cities, and mid-sized/small cities. Bangalore ranked first among emerging market megacities, while Dublin was the top-scoring city in terms of foreign direct investment on a per capita basis.
The document summarizes an upcoming event called the World Football Forum that will take place in Moscow, Russia in November 2014. It will bring together global leaders in football to discuss opportunities in the run up to Russia hosting the 2018 FIFA World Cup. The forum will focus on the 11 Russian cities that will serve as host cities and the large-scale investments being made in infrastructure, transportation, accommodation and more to prepare for the World Cup. It provides an overview of the agenda and speakers at the 2011 forum, as well as sponsorship opportunities for companies to get involved in the 2014 event.
The document discusses how hosting major global events like the Olympics or World Cup can spur urban investment. It examines case studies of past host cities like Barcelona in 1992 and upcoming hosts like Amsterdam's bid for the 2028 Olympics. The events require infrastructure upgrades and real estate development that benefit the city long-term. Hosting also boosts tourism and allows cities to market their new image globally. However, events only catalyze investment if the city has a strong long-term development plan to take advantage of the temporary opportunities and attention.
Startup Cities: Moscow, Russia - Me Convention 2018Chinwag
Daria Lipatova, Head of International Acceleration Programs at Skolkovo Foundation presented Moscow as part of the Startup Cities programme at the Me Convention 2018 in Stockholm featuring 20 cities, hosted by Sam Michel.
More at: https://toodlepip.co.uk/2018/20-startup-cities/
The document provides an overview of the Ukrainian venture capital and private equity market in 2016. Some key points:
- There were 87 deals in 2016 totaling $88 million invested, a 125% increase over 2014.
- The majority of deals and capital invested were at the seed stage. Online services saw the largest growth.
- Ukrainian capital dominated deals though some large deals had Russian and international investors.
- The number and quality of startups increased but investors said there is still room for growth.
- Factors like tax incentives and a skilled workforce are improving Ukraine's investment climate and competitiveness.
The document summarizes Dubai Chamber's activities and outlook for 2017-2021. It highlights that in 2016, Dubai Chamber gained over 16,000 new members and issued over 900,000 certificates of origin. Dubai's economy grew by 3.7% in 2016, with trade making up 30% of GDP. Dubai Chamber's strategy going forward is to focus on innovation, international expansion, and developing the Islamic economy through various initiatives and events. The strategy aims to position Dubai Chamber as the happiest place to work through excellence, technology, and diversified revenue sources.
The document summarizes plans for an industrial park in Dnipro, Ukraine. The industrial park will redevelop 240 hectares of underused industrial land into a mixed-use innovation hub. The first stage will include an innovation and business park with incubators and accelerators. Subsequent stages will add academic partnerships and additional business and industrial parks. The industrial park aims to attract investment, create jobs, and drive economic growth in Dnipro and southeast Ukraine.
Vestian is a contemporary workplace solutions firm that specializes in providing occupier-focused real estate facility management services to Corporate end-users across emerging markets.
https://www.vestian.com/
The strategy of creating an industrial park in the Dnipro takes into account that the future park is an average city-type complex, so it focuses on the development and implementation of advanced developments in the field of information and communication, biological technologies, instrumentation, electronics, energy conservation and the use of alternative energy sources.
1) The document discusses MICE tourism as a strategic factor for socio-economic development in Russia and the Rostov region. It defines MICE as meetings, incentives, conferences, and events.
2) The top 10 destinations for MICE business globally are led by the USA, Germany, and Spain, while the top cities are Vienna, Paris, and Barcelona. In Russia, 80% of business tourism is MICE events. Over 75% of arrivals to the Rostov region are for business.
3) Congress bureaus and exhibitions are innovative elements that can promote regional economies by attracting more international meetings and tourists through marketing the region's conference opportunities. This increases tourism arrivals and revenues,
The document discusses the potential for building a modern art center (MAC) in Kryvyi Rih, Ukraine. Key points include:
- Kryvyi Rih has a large population of 661,500 people but lacks a cultural/leisure center, making it a suitable location.
- The city attracts significant foreign investment and its economy could support a MAC. Residents are willing to spend on cultural activities.
- A MAC in Kryvyi Rih could serve over 2.3 million people in the region and attract regular visitors from schools and families.
- The local government supports the idea and is willing to provide land, permits, and other benefits to investors for the project
1) The document summarizes Moscow's strong investment climate, with GDP growth averaging over 4% annually through 2016. 2) Key sectors driving the economy are wholesale, manufacturing, and business services, though the city is focusing investment on transportation infrastructure, industrial zones, and developing New Moscow. 3) Moscow strives to improve its business environment through reducing administrative burdens, strengthening investment promotion, and encouraging public-private partnerships.
This is a comprehensive analysis of the IT sector in Ukraine. It is an integrated guide for perspective investors who are exploring opportunities in Ukraine. The report includes key figures characterizing the market, as well as information about the ongoing projects. This report also contains the list of forthcoming reforms and policy development needed to boost Ukrainian IT. The report was prepared by the Office of the National Investment Council of Ukraine and presented at the Council meeting in Kyiv, on May 25, 2018
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RFNY2013: Invest In Moscow - City For Business
1. Moscow: City for Business
Sergey Cheremin
Minister of Moscow City Government,
Head of Department for External Economic
and International Relations of Moscow
Moscow Investment Presentation in New York City,
October 28, 2013
2. Moscow Overview
Geographic location:
Center of European Russia
Area:
2,511 sq. km
Administrative
division:
12 districts
Population:
12 million
GDP:
$ 357 billion
City budget:
$ 57 billion
FDI:
$ 4.2 billion
Average annual
salary:
$ 19.6k
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3. Moscow Means Gateway to Europe and CIS
§ Diversified economy
§ Healthcare and educational facilities
§ Excellent entertainment opportunities
§ Safety: better crime rate then in BRICS
capitals
§ Green city: 200 parks
§ 3 international airports with annual flow of
56.5 million passengers
§ Modern office buildings: 11.9 million m2
§ 280 shopping centers and malls
§ Technology penetration: Wi-fi connection 60%, 3G Internet - 90% city coverage
Department for External Economic and International Relations of Moscow
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4. Moscow Means Regional Finance Center
■ 90% of international bank
headquarters of and financial
institutions in Russia
■ 80% Russian financial
flows
■ 50% Russian banking
capital
■ 90% of stock exchange
trade volume in Russia
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5. Moscow Means the Leading Economic Center in Russia
60%
1 396
Monthly net income per
capita, $
738
Moscow
Saint Petersburg
562
Russia
79%
538
FDI per capita, $
262
112
Moscow
Saint Petersburg
Russia
57%
8 052
Retail trade volume per
capita, $
4 466
Moscow
Saint Petersburg
Department for External Economic and International Relations of Moscow
3 433
Russia
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6. Moscow Means the Center for International Events
In the next few years, Moscow is going to host and organize some of the largest sport
events in the world.
2014 Olympic Winter
Games
2016 Ice Hockey
World Cup
Winter Olympics 2014 in Sochi. The
Moscow Government and Sochi 2014
Organizing Committee have signed a
cooperation agreement. It is not only an
agreement to work together, but also a
symbol of continuity between the 1980
Moscow Olympics and the 2014 Sochi
Olympics. Moscow will host the start of the
Olympic torch relay in Russia, and is also
taking an active part in developing
infrastructure for the Olympics.
2016 World Hockey Championship.
For the third time, Russia will host
World Hockey Championship. In
Moscow, matches will take place in
Megasport Arena.
2017 FIFA
Confederations Cup
2017 FIFA Confederations Cup.
Moscow is among four cities that will
host Cup tournaments.
2018 FIFA World Cup
2018 World Cup Championship. For
the first time, Russia will host the finals
of the FIFA Championship. The finals
will take place in Luzhniki Stadium in
Moscow.
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7. Moscow Equals Smart City
The Moscow Government supports innovation by establishing an innovative infrastructure as well as
offering tax breaks and financial support to innovative businesses.
Slava (2.8 ha)
Strogino (2.1 ha)
MosGorMash
(4.5 ha)
Technopark
Moscow
(31 ha)
Technopolis
Zelenograd
(60 ha)
Rudnevo
(25 ha)
Industrial Park
Tax breaks for management companies:
Zelenograd
(146 ha)
Special Economic Zone
6-7 thousand
new jobs
created annually
Tax breaks for technopark, technopolis and industrial park
residents:
0.01 – 0.03%
property
0%
13.5%
land
0 – 1.1%
property
income
Financial support to cover loans for innovative activities:
Up to
$3 M
to create and
develop
technoparks
Recipients:
management companies
Up to
$ 0.2 M
for securities
offerings
(2/3 cost)
Recipients: small innovative
businesses
Up to
$ 0.3 M
to equip and operate
innovation centers
(60% cost)
Recipients: Creative Innovation Centers
for Youth
Up to
$ 10 M
to create and develop a
technopolis / industrial
park
Recipients: management
companies
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8. Moscow Means the City for Investment
By the end of 2012, the unit value of foreign investments attracted to Moscow amounted
to 52.7 percent of all foreign investment attracted into Russia in 2012.
FOREIGN INVESTMENTS ATTRACTED TO MOSCOW IN 2012
million USD
81 555
total volume of
investment
4 233
accumulated
FDI
other accumulated
investment
76 848
475
accumulated
indirect investment
111 448
Department for External Economic and International Relations of Moscow
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9. Most Attractive Cities in Europe for FDI
London
49%
Paris
34%
Berlin
20%
Frankfurt
11%
Munich
8%
Barcelona
7%
Amsterdam
6%
Moscow
6%
Brussels
6%
Prague
4%
Milan
4%
Warsaw
4%
Stockholm
4%
Zurich
4%
Hamburg
3%
Source: Ernst & Young’s European attractiveness survey 2013.
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10. Geographic Distribution of Foreign Investments Attracted to Moscow
in 2012, millions of USD
Other countries: 3291,3
India: 101,8
UAE: 160,9
Japan: 162,1
Sweden: 181,8
Vietnam: 186,0
S. Korea: 237,2
Finland: 252,5
Austria: 386,4
Gibraltar: 410,1
Virgin Islands: 444.4
USA: 591,5
China: 903,0
Ireland: 1615,9
Germany: 2717,5
France: 2896,3
Luxembourg: 3360,7
Cyprus: 6058,0
Great Britain: 6834,6
Netherlands: 7384,2
Switzerland: 84727,0
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11. Russian Accession to the WTO
August 22, 2012 – Russia becomes a member of WTO.
We are opening our markets to create a modern and competitive economy.
Import-weighted
average customs
tariff (current
rate)
WTO bindings,
import-weighted average
rate
Before
After
All goods
10.29%
11.85%
7.15%
Agricultural goods
15.63%
15.18%
11.28%
Non-agricultural goods
9.39%
11.26%
6.41%
Moscow Expectations:
Ø Improving existing conditions for access foreign markets for Moscow products.
Ø Providing non-discriminatory treatment for Moscow exporters.
Ø Access to international dispute settlement mechanism.
Ø Creating a more favorable climate for foreign investments as a result of changes to the legal system in
accordance with WTO standards.
Ø Expanding opportunities for investors from Moscow in WTO member-countries.
Ø Creating conditions for increasing the quality and competitiveness of domestic production as a result of
increased flows of foreign goods, services, and investments to the Moscow market.
Ø Improving Moscow’s image as a competent international trade participant.
Department for External Economic and International Relations of Moscow
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12. Cities Budget Parameters, $ billion
2012:
57
Moscow
51
18,9
17
London
65,9
65,9
New York
Madrid
6,1
6
Paris
4,6
4,4
67,4
Shanghai
Berlin
60,3
30,2
30,2
Income
Expenditures
Department for External Economic and International Relations of Moscow
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13. Growth is Bound to Continue in Moscow
$ 490 billion (GDP)
+40%
$ 350 billion (GDP)
Drivers
■ Maturing consumer
■ Human capital
■ Innovation / SME
■ Infrastructure
2012
2025F
FS and business services
Manufactoring
Transport
ENR
Construction
Retail
Other
VISION 2025 – INVESTMENT SUPPORT
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14. Drivers of Substantial Growth (1/4)
Maturing consumer
Population, $ million, 2012
Shanghai
Innovation
Human capital
24
GDP per capita, $ thousand,
2012
Shanghai
Mumbai
Mumbai
Mexico
Mexico
Sao Paolo
Sao Paolo
London
Tokyo
Moscow
Moscow
Frankfurt
Frankfurt
Real disposable income per
capita, $, 2012
China
London
Tokyo
20,1
Infrastructure
5,9
India
19,9
2 400
1 110
Mexico
Brazil
23,7
52,0
41,4
6 350
7 470
26 000
UK
Japan
44,7
51,6
Russia
Germany
28 390
7 210
26 460
Source: Brookings institution, EIU
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15. Drivers of Substantial Growth (2/4)
Maturing consumer
Age structure, 2012
Human capital
Innovation
% population with higher education,
2012
Infrastructure
City R&D potential
■ 42% of Russian researchers
work in Moscow
■ 40% growth in R&D
investments over the 5 last
years
■ > 1.2 million of students
MOSCOW HAS AN EXCELLENT HUMAN CAPITAL BASE
Develop human capital base
Retain & attract human capital
Source: Rosstat, Oxford Economics, KPMG analysis
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16. Drivers of Substantial Growth (3/4)
Maturing consumer
Human capital
■ High tech sector focus
Infrastructure
Innovation
$ 387 million
in state
guarantees for
SME in 2012
SME Loans, $ million
− Zelenograd Technopolis
− Moscow Technopolis
− MosGorMash Technopark
+27%
− Slava Technopark
− Strogino Technopark
■ Academy of Science
− 470 institutes
− 55,000 researchers
■ Special innovation infrastructure
− Business incubators
− Coworking centers
2010
2011
2012
Source: Moscow Government, Rosstat
Department for External Economic and International Relations of Moscow
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17. Drivers of Substantial Growth (4/4)
Maturing consumer
Human capital
Infrastructure investment, 2012, $ billion
Innovation
Infrastructure
Investment needed 2012-2030,
$billion
$9 billion
7%
>$100 billion
investments
needed by 2030
2012
Other
Utilities
Social infrastructure
Road infrastructure
Department for External Economic and International Relations of Moscow
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18. Emphasis Will Be Placed on Creating Comfortable Business Environment
Department for External Economic and International Relations of Moscow
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19. Department for External Economic and International Relations
Address: 13, Tverskaya str., Moscow, 125032
Tel.: +7 (495) 633-68-66
Fax: +7 (495) 633-68-65
www.dvms.mos.ru
www.investinmoscow.ru
E-mail: dms@dms.mos.ru
INVEST IN MOSCOW