政策インテリジェンス・ディレクター
Elena Rossi specializes in regulatory frameworks and policy intelligence across global markets. She monitors legislative changes that impact international trade and cross-border investment.
elena.rossi@globalfdiinsights.comVietnam's industrial real estate is entering a new cycle of growth, driven by high-quality FDI inflows and green transformation. Manufacturing remains the mainstay, but capital in Ho Chi Minh City is shifting toward high-value-added sectors such as AI and data centers.
Based on JLL's latest outlook, analyze the six major trends in global commercial real estate in 2026: cost efficiency, supply shortage, experience-driven, AI implementation, energy integration, and investment democratization, revealing the new landscape of capital flows and regional competition.
Vietnam's industrial parks are transforming from traditional management models to digital, intelligent, and green approaches in order to attract high-quality foreign direct investment. This article analyzes global capital flow trends, policy drivers, and regional competitive dynamics, exploring the core roles of digital technology, AI, and cybersecurity in the upgrading of industrial parks.
At the Third China-Europe Corporate ESG Best Practices Conference, Chinese legal expert Wang Heng emphasized that strengthening the rule of law framework and regulatory certainty is a core element for deepening China-Europe cooperation on environmental, social, and governance issues. This article, from the perspective of global capital flows and combined with industrial practices in Liaoning, analyzes how the construction of the rule of law provides institutional guarantees for cross-border ESG investment.
Against the backdrop of supply chain restructuring and a surge in foreign capital inflows, Vietnam is enhancing localization rates and reducing import dependence by developing supporting industries, with the goal of raising localization rates in key industries to 40-45% by 2030. Based on information from the Ho Chi Minh City Forum in July 2026, this article analyzes how Vietnam is upgrading from assembly and processing to high value-added manufacturing, as well as the opportunities and challenges brought by multinational enterprise布局, policy support, and certification standards.
Based on the latest survey by ASIFMA and KPMG, global financial companies are shifting their Asia-Pacific expansion focus toward South Korea while adopting a more cautious stance toward China and India. This article analyzes the deep logic behind this trend from dimensions such as capital flows, policy environment, and geo-economics, and explores its long-term impact on the Asian investment landscape.
PwC research shows that the flow of venture capital is becoming a key indicator of future regional and industry economic growth. This article analyzes the logic behind capital migration, the evolution of regional competitive dynamics, and long-term economic trends from a global investment perspective.
Global capital's attitude towards the Indian market has shifted, with large-scale FPI outflows and net FDI falling to historical lows. Geopolitical conflicts, lagging reforms, and AI competitive disadvantages collectively pose challenges.
Mozambique's new mining law requires the state to hold at least a certain percentage of shares in mining projects, marking a deepening of the country's resource nationalism policy. This article analyzes the potential impact of this policy on global mining capital flows, multinational corporate investment strategies, and the governance landscape of African resources.
The discussion in the Philippines about “reclaiming industrial policy” reflects a common issue facing emerging markets amid global supply chain restructuring, the green transition, and geoeconomic competition: how to rebuild the manufacturing base through state capacity, while balancing fiscal constraints, climate risks, and industrial upgrading.
Jordan is seeking to turn the Ma’an–Aqaba corridor into a new manufacturing and regional logistics hub by expanding industrial incentives, advancing coordination between dry ports and railways, and improving energy and logistics infrastructure. This is not only an adjustment to a local project portfolio, but also reflects a policy shift among Middle Eastern inland economies amid competition for foreign investment, industrial relocation, and supply chain restructuring.