Buoyant Asia on the crest of a wave

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The Asia Pacific region is expected to see a continued rise in foreign direct investment, after already seeing the capital flow into the region rise by 293% from $16 billion in 1989 to $47 billion in 1993. China has benefitted most from the surge in investment: direct investment in China rose to some 22.7 billion in the first nine months of 1994 vs $11 billion in 1992. Other Asian countries are now deregulation industry and relaxing foreign investment rules. Investment trends is the region include the 'incoming wave', the 'outgoing wave' and the 'intra-regional wave'.

Foreign investments, Asia

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Now is the best time to raise finance

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North east England has seen the decline of heavy industry and opportunities in retailing, new technology and manufacturing. The region has benefited from inward investment and companies need to tap markets outside the northeast in order to grow. Companies needing capital to expand are often faced with fears over loss of ownership. Professionals need to emphasise that it is preferable to own a part share in a success story than the whole of a company which is not achieving its potential.

United Kingdom, Management, Corporations, Newcastle upon Tyne, England, Corporations, British

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