GBOT Research, 02-Dec-11

Financial Markets: The uncertainity Driver The article tries to explain the influences that lead to uncertain market movements.

Author: Dharmesh Singh Mohadewo

Le Week-End Newspaper, 08-Sep-11

Increasing Oil Prices: Value of Risk Mitigation using Futures

Author: Swapna Nair and Dharmeshsingh Mohadewo

Le Week-End Newspaper, 02-Aug-11

Oil Impact: Market Fundamentals v/s Speculation

Author: Swapna Nair and Dharmeshsingh Mohadewo

Marchés Tropicaux & Méditerranéens, 29-Jul-11

Prix du brut: des inquiétudes jusqu'a quand? Les prix du pétrole ont été très volatils au cours de ces dernières années et la tendance générale a été à la hausse - de $45 le baril en décembre 2004, à $90/$110 en 2011. L’Agence Internationale de l'Energie (AIE) a relevé de $19 le baril ses prévisions pour les cinq prochaines années, en s’attendant à une demande plus élevée et une offre restreinte.

Author: Swapna Nair and Dharmeshsingh Mohadewo

Le Mauricien (15th July, 2011), 18-Jul-11

Chinese Currency: The foresightful move of off shore currency management policy in Hong Kong

Author: Swapna Nair and Dharmeshsingh Mohadewo

Le Mauricien, 01-Jun-11

Increased Exchange Volatility and the Importance of Hedging Impact of Movements in Exchange rate on those who trade in goods and services. The extent of currency exposures they have and the importance of Hedging.

Author: Swapna Nair

Business Report, 31-May-11

Single commodity exchange is one route to African growth

Author: Swapna Nair

The AfrAsian - Quarterly Newsletter of AfrAsia Bank, 25-May-11

Development and Unification of the financial markets of Africa The turn of this millennium marked a paradigm shift in the outlook of multi-national companies towards the so-called “Emerging Markets”. While the massive consumer demand of Emerging economies such as India and China keeps the Multi-national companies (MNCs) largely interested, they often overlook Africa in their global expansion and growth strategies. But not anymore. Read on to know Mr. Bosco's views about the African Opportunity. He has established a multi-asset exchange in Mauritius within three years of coming to Mauritius.

Author: Joseph Bosco, MD and CEO of GBOT

Business Report, 20-Apr-11

The time for Africa to capitalise on the crisis is right now Every few decades there emerge certain events that could transform the destiny of nations and/or continents. The Industrial Revolution in Europe (18th century), the Meiji restoration in Japan (1868), the Great Depression which changed the global power dynamics (1930s), the debt crisis in Latin America which took it back several decades economically (1980s), the development of production networks across east Asia which strengthened and unified the region (1990s) and the balance of payment crisis and ensuing economic liberalisation in India (1991) are a few of such moments. For Africa the financial crisis of 2008 to 2009 is an event of such magnitude and the region could either use it to leverage itself economically or let itself be bogged down by it. Africa was one of the few regions where the primary effects of the financial crisis were less significant. Of course, no area in the world has escaped from the secondary impact and Africa is no exception. Read more on http://www.iol.co.za/business/opinion/columnists/the-time-for-africa-to-capitalise-on-the-crisis-is-right-now-1.1056925

Author: Joseph Bosco, MD and CEO of GBOT

Business Magazine, 14-Mar-11

Opportunities to discover true prices, mitigate risks, and create true value in Mauritius and Africa through GBOT. Article from Thought Leaders on Mauritius' Independence Day 2011

Author: Joseph Bosco