Our firm very regularly provides commentary for international media including the Financial Times, CCTV, BBC, Al-Jazeera, CNBC and Bloomberg.
Global Post, 10th February 2012
Quoted: Dr Martyn Davies, Chief Executive Officer – Frontier Advisory (Pty) Ltd.
South African leaders like the "Chinese model" of state-directed capitalism.
Business Times, September 24th 2011
By Adele Shevel
Quoted: John de Villiers, Analyst – Frontier Advisory (Pty) Ltd.
A second wave of South African companies is heading into Australia, buying some of that country's biggest and oldest businesses.
Business Day, 10th February 2012
by Nicky Smith
Quoted: Dr Martyn Davies, Chief Executive Officer – Frontier Advisory (Pty) Ltd.
Over the next 20 years Airports Company SA will commit R500m to Guaralhos International Airport in Sao Paulo, the busiest airport in Brazil, under a strategy by the state-owned airports operator to diversify its earnings and make inroads into emerging markets
Money Web, 25th January 2012
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‘I think there’s quite a different sense this year. There’s a sense of pessimism.’
Business Live, 20th January 2012
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African economies are set to continue growing faster than many developed economies, while shifting trade patterns towards China and India will continue to gain momentum in 2012.
Engineering News, 19th January 2012
By Henry Lazenby
Quoted: Dr Martyn Davies, Chief Executive Officer – Frontier Advisory (Pty) Ltd.
There is renewed and growing investor interest in Africa, which is poised to continue to grow, despite the turmoil being caused by the eurozone sovereign debt crisis and the US’s debt problems, delegates to the Africa Frontiers Forum heard on Thursday in Johannesburg.
Money Web, 19th January 2012
By Alex Hogg
Dr Martyn Davies, Chief Executive Officer – Frontier Advisory (Pty) Ltd.
The World Economic Forum has long been an important gathering place for South Africans, and twice they’ve stolen the show. Twenty years ago, the WEF hosted the first international joint appearance of the troika who guided the country to democracy - Nelson Mandela, FW de Klerk and Mangosuthu Buthelezi. Apart from the positive publicity this generated, the WEF also deserves credit for effecting the abandonment by the ANC of its bankrupted socialist dogma of nationalisation and central control. It was during discussions with one of his heroes, the Prime Minister of Vietnam, that the South African statesman learned economic ideas they’d both shared and held so dear didn’t work in the modern world.
Business Report, 9th January 2012
by Sungula Nkabinde
Quoted: Dr Martyn Davies, Chief Executive Officer – Frontier Advisory (Pty) Ltd.
Christine Lagarde, the managing director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), said 2012 would be a difficult year for South Africa, especially in the light of persistent unemployment and the potential impact of the euro debt crisis.
Business Day, 1st December 2011
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South Africa\'s plans for a 7% growth rate are ambitious but unrealistic and the focus should rather be on closing the gap between government and businesses and on the eradication of unemployment and poverty.
GIBS, 2nd December 2011
Video: Dr Martyn Davies, Chief Executive Officer – Frontier Advisory (Pty) Ltd.
China in 2012 and its relationship with Africa.
Dr Martyn Davies, CEO of Frontier Advisory on China in 2012 and its relationship with Africa.
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