Cross-border investment and capital flows in a post-recession world |
Cross-border investment and capital flows in a post-recession world
Over time, the role of government in business will decline, yet government concerns regarding national security will continue to impact cross border investment.
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Over time, the role of government in business will decline, yet government concerns regarding national security will continue to impact cross-border investment. Meanwhile, a more positive economic environment and investment psychology, as well as the existence of strategic investment opportunities worldwide, is leading to a gradual loosening of the purse strings for corporate, private equity, and sovereign wealth investors. Even as governments continue to be involved in the business of business in the short- to medium-term, investors who take a strategic approach to cross-border activities will achieve myriad benefits.
This podcast explores the intersection of business, finance, and public policy, with a focus on where the best opportunities for cross-border investment may be for those looking to capitalize on benefits of an emerging economic recovery.
Highlights
- Will governments’ role in economic affairs subside as the economic recovery takes a foothold?
- What are the regulatory actions likely to take place in the next 6 to 12 months?
- How can businesses best leverage the current environment for cross-border initiatives?
- Where are the biggest opportunities for cross-border investment?
Guests
- Mark Garay, Executive Director, Deloitte Center for Cross-Border Investment (DCCBI)
- Robert M. Kimmitt, Chairman, Deloitte Center for Cross-Border Investment (DCCBI)
This podcast is part of the inaugural edition of "The Global Shift" series, part of Deloitte Global Insights. The Global Shift series will be updated every quarter, identifying the issues that are driving the global economic and business agenda in the midst of a significant shift in the global environment.
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