Passions

Euromoney, October 2019 Tiny Bhutan has a big claim to fame: the world’s first, and only, country that can claim to be not only carbon ne...

Euromoney, October 2018 GoPay is considered southeast Asia's answer to Ant Financial. Its CEO comes with a background in the most micro l...

Euromoney, September 2018 Neal Cross brought a range of unusual experience to his job at chief innovation officer at DBS, one of the worl...

Euromoney magazine, September 2017 Pacific island states like Kiribati, the Cook Islands and Palau are among the most exposed in the worl...

Euromoney staff have committed no end of humiliating faux pas around the world over the years, but we like to think we broke new ground e...

Euromoney, September 2015 Iran is big. Iranians are fond of telling visitors that it experiences four distinct climates at any one time, ...

The performance of West Bank businesses and banks is testament to the resourcesfulness of its people Twenty per cent year-on-year growth ...

Euromoney, November 2011 Microfinance has its problems, but it can drive the economies of developing nations. So what if it wasn’t there?...

The Australian Way, November 2010 Russ Ewin is watching the sun set from the window of a Borneo hotel. “They always have great sunsets he...

Australian Financial Review, November 2010 There is a new flag hanging outside the government buildings in Nay Pyi Taw, Burma’s obscure a...

Qantas: The Australian Way, July 2010 On a glorious limestone hillside in Turkey’s Cappadocia, Andrew Rogers is supervising a team of 50 ...

Australian Financial Review, April 2010 It is Christmas Eve in Singapore, and the Humanitarian Organisation for Migration Economics – HOM...