Italy

SINGAPORE (Jan 25): First Sponsor’s indirect wholly-owned subsidiary FS Milan Property is acquiring a former hotel building in Italy for 9.3 million euros ($14.4 million) from Fondo Kona, a real estate close-ended alternative investment fund controlled

(Oct 9): With the final quarter of 2018 fast approaching, we look at the key events on the agenda for investors. As many northern hemisphere investors get their feet back under their desks after the summer break, we look at the key events and themes likel

(Oct 2): Italian Finance Minister Giovanni Tria’s effort to promote his government’s new fiscal strategy ended in failure on Monday, with the head of the European Commission warning of a Greek-style crisis and the nation’s bonds closing the day at t

TOKYO (May 30): Asian stocks extended a global sell-off on Wednesday as Italy’s political crisis rippled across financial markets, toppling the euro to a 10-month low, pushing up Italian borrowing costs and sending investors rushing to safe-haven assets

The Marcel Collection was designed by Kazuhide Takahama, who, in 1957, presented the Japanese stand at the XI Triennial in Milan where he got to know furniture designer, Dino Gavina. This marked the start of a prolific working relationship and lasting fri

ROME/LONDON (Nov 30): There’s an acrimonious campaign, a vote and then a cliff-hanger result. The routine is all too familiar for bond and currency traders.

SINGAPORE (Nov 15): Brexit and the US presidential election were inarguably two of the most major global political events of 2016. Yet, they are potentially only the beginning of much more to come.

SINGAPORE (Oct 24): Public investment in infrastructure has fallen significantly as a proportion of total gross domestic product in both advanced and emerging economies. And that’s not a good thing for the global economy and the living standards of many

SINGAPORE (Aug 12): Keppel DC REIT is acquiring a data centre’s shell and core building in Milan, Italy, for a purchase consideration of EUR37.3 million ($57.3 million).