COMMENTS...
"Having experienced difficulties in finding information on suitable investment targets in the region, where very little useful information is accessible, I consider the EMDI concept particularly helpful and practical. EMDI allows investors with different appetites towards the size of the investment, risk level and those with individual regional preferences to conduct preliminary screenings of investment opportunities available in their preferred market segments. The concept is very contemporary and user friendly. Not of the least importance is the fact that the service is available free of charge."
P Katancik
Chief Representative in Khabarovsk
Daiwa Far East and Eastern Siberia Venture Fund

Emerging markets covered by emdi-net includes:

CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE
Estonia  Latvia   Lithuania  Poland   Czech Republic   Slovakia   Hungary   Russia   Ukraine   Romania   Slovenia   Croatia   Bulgaria   Albania   Macedonia   Kazakhstan


emdi-net contains:

  • Analyst reports from the EBRD and the World Bank, etc
  • News from the market
  • Facts & figures on each emerging market
  • Industrial overviews for each country, by industry
  • Articles from presidents, finance ministers, central banks and other government executives written exclusively for emdi-net
  • Company profiles, business proposals, project summaries, investment requirements

emdi-net provides:

  • Live links to local ministries
  • Live links to local stock exchanges
  • Live links to the national press in each country
  • Live links to major investors and in-depth analysis
  • List of IIR and other relevant conferences & events

Why emdi-net?

During 1998 and 1999 in excess of $11 billion has been arranged in loans for Central & Eastern Europe between 60 major banks, including Societe Generale, ABN-Amro, Deutsche Bank, Sumitomo Bank, CIBC and ING Barings. During this time the World Bank has approved billions of dollars worth of loans to emerging markets.

emdi-net will be used by major banks, such The World Bank, EBRD, ABN Amro, Merrill Lynch, Deutsche Bank, institutional investors, investment banks, commercial banks, investment funds, venture capital companies, private investors and government offices as a source of informataion on investment opportunities.