Jon Gorvett
Once a premium destination for overseas investors, Turkey’s power sector has recently been struggling with the impact of lower-than-expected growth rates, partial market liberalisation and fixed, long-term natural gas contracts. Power generation firms face further stress as the economic impact of the pandemic bites. Efforts to arrange a new debt restructuring deal have been delayed by the virus and wider economic woes, casting uncertainty over future demand. However, the sector retains some high-grade assets, however, which may attract future investor interest.

EU gives thumbs up to UAE on tax
The 28-member bloc has decided to remove the UAE from its tax-haven blacklist
Rachna Uppal | Senior Analyst Business & Finance GCC | r.uppal@castlereagh.net