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"As Africa's economies gain momentum, democratic governments take hold and the continent's young population grows wealthier, investing there is becoming both easier and more attractive to international investors." - USA Today
“Despite the rise of China, India and Brazil and the controversial trend toward more tax-advantaged corporate “inversions,” there remain plenty of companies that are eager to invest vast sums in the United States.” - Forbes
"The Asia Pacific region can be more diverse than people realise. There are the emerging markets of China, India and Thailand, the developed economy of Japan, and somewhere in the middle is Australasia." - FT Adviser
“In terms of performance, the MSCI Australia and the MSCI New Zealand indices have both performed well in the longer term. For the five years to February 5 2014, both indices have outperformed the MSCI China, MSCI Japan, MSCI India and MSCI AC Asia indices.” - FT Adviser
"Europe, broadly, has become the popular pick among investment strategists as the market to beat in 2014. That's the case despite expectations that economic growth will still be anemic. The sentiment holds that the worst is over and any growth is good growth." - The Wall Street Journal
"The six-member GCC — Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates (UAE), Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain and Oman — represent possibly the wealthiest country grouping in the world." - Market Watch
Global Alliance Partners (GAP) is dedicated to providing our client base with local service and expertise coupled with international reach and access in private equity, corporate fund raising, stock broking, and fund management.
With offices in 26 countries worldwide, Global Alliance Partners bridges the gap between investment opportunities in the leading, emerging, or frontier markets, and the key sources of investment risk capital. Our partners assist our clients and execute deals in Asia, Europe, the Middle East, North America, and Sub-Saharan Africa.
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Global Alliance Partners, an international network of regulated financial services companies focused on the mid capital market, announced today that AP Securities, Inc., one of the Philippine's leading domestic stock brokerage houses with more than 25 years of experience, was officially accepted into the alliance during its recently concluded GAP Investment Conference in New York on 10 May 2016.
Philippine Based Brokerage Firm AP Securities Joins Global Alliance Partners
GAP MEMBERS