Namibia, a geographically large country in Africa with a small population, is emerging as an attractive investment destination for high-net-worth individuals. With its stable political environment, sound economic management, and abundant mineral resources, Namibia appears to offer a unique combination of opportunities for business, investment, and even residence. In this article, we will explore the reasons why Namibia is gaining attention as an investment hotspot.
The digitization of financial markets has brought about exciting and rapid changes. In order to inform people about the latest developments, more and more events are being organised in this area. So if you want to expand your knowledge in the fields of fintech, digitization, or asset management, here is a list of the most important European events for September and October 2023.
For the first time in the European Union, more electric cars have been registered than diesel cars. According to ACEA, the European Automobile Manufacturers Association, the share of diesel cars is 13.4%, while the market share of electric cars rose to 15.1% in June 2023. According to this statement, electric vehicles have recorded the highest increase.
High growth, debt reduction, and increased investment: Greece's economy has outperformed other European countries in the last two years. Greece is no longer the "black sheep" of Europe; rather, it is a success tale of reform and recovery.
It might not be immediately evident that the financial industry may also help with the transition to the Paris Climate Agreement, a legally enforceable international climate change pact. To keep global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels, all sectors of society must decarbonize. By 2050, net zero emissions should be reached. The Partnership for Carbon Accounting Financials (PCAF) has a difficult challenge. We explain the details below.
Singapore, one of the world's greatest financial hubs, is quickly emerging as a global leader in digital asset management. The nation is among the first major nations to create a comprehensive framework for regulating digital assets after Switzerland.
The European Central Bank (ECB) is planning much stricter monitoring of bank liquidity. The assault on US regional banks and Credit Suisse, according to several regulators, has made it clear that the risks associated with it may not have been sufficiently taken into account.
Although Finland has a relatively large area, it is home to only about 5.53 million people. The country has the lowest population density in the EU. Its nominal gross domestic product (GDP) in 2022 reached EUR 266.7 billion (for comparison, the GDP of Denmark with 5.85 million people was EUR 88.5 billion).

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