Pillars of the TINA trope have brittled, while TARA brings EM to the fore. Will it stay this time? This summer Natixis published a joint strategists' outlook for the second half of 2025. While many of its calls appear prudent as 2025 rounds out, the memorable aspect of their brief was its curiously simple, almost mundane, title: There Are Reasonable Alternatives . Yet that choice was anything but. Instead today it looks more like a plant-flagging exercise, one underscoring

Pair of transformative Georgian residential developments, backed by global players, to move forward with local guidance. Cushman & Wakefield's Veritas arm in Georgia has been tapped for services by two of the country's biggest projects. Eagle Hills is partnering Veritas for comprehensive market research services to support the Emerati firm's grand development plans for the country, and Tonino Lamborghini 's branded tower in coastal city Batumi is also receiving support of t

Installation, reportedly for ByteDance, is first data export play in envisioned northeastern hub.

Burgeoning consumer demand, mismatched real assets invite bold pivot for the industry's giants.

Microfinancing fintech's strong debut nets windfall for Abu Dhabi-based investor.

Cushman & Wakefield notes local demographics, strong Asian demand and potential wayward tilt from US.

Consensus emerging around "imminent and inevitable" regime change augurs significant investment impact.

Recent study tabs EM entrants' over-performance; converting it on a regional and global basis is the next step.

Trading house taps Jefferies veteran to lead buildout in emboldened yield hunt.

Diversified private investor, global banks tout oversubscribed $400m placement and tightened spread.

JV invests in essential retail as the Polish economy continues to pace European growth.

Platform provides new avenue to institutional trading just as Kingdom's debt appetite ramps up.

Move to serve accelerating commodities ramp-up in the Southern CEE and Central Asia.