All articles by Naomi Davies

Naomi Davies

Naomi Davies is an FDI consultant at Investment Monitor, with expertise in location benchmarking and cross-border investment. She joined the team after more than five years at fDi Intelligence, a specialist division of the Financial Times. Naomi is the former head of research for fDi Rankings, a series of reports held within fDi Magazine regarding the competitiveness of global locations. Prior to this, she worked as a senior investment analyst and researcher for fDi Markets, the division’s greenfield cross-border investment monitor.

Ramboll opens new office in Tokyo following five Asia-Pacific contract wins

Denmark-based Ramboll, a global engineering, architecture and consultancy company, has opened a new office in Tokyo, Japan. The new branch…
ONYX Insight opens new Asia-Pacific office in China

Nottingham-based ONYX Insight, a provider of predictive data analytics and engineering expertise for the wind industry, is set to open…
ONYX Insight opens new Asia-Pacific office in China

Nottingham-based ONYX Insight, a provider of predictive data analytics and engineering expertise for the wind industry, is set to open…
Are FDI partners also trade partners?

Foreign direct investment (FDI) and trade play key roles in driving globalisation. Both are often thought to have a complementary…
An investor’s guide to western Europe

Western Europe is the leading destination region for foreign direct investment (FDI) worldwide. According to GlobalData’s FDI Projects Database, more…

An investor’s guide to Canada

Canada is internationally recognised as a strong, stable and competitive investment destination. The world’s ninth-largest economy offers considerable opportunities for…
An investor’s guide to east Asia

East Asia – consisting of China, Hong Kong, Japan, Macau, Mongolia, South Korea and Taiwan – has experienced robust economic…
An investor’s guide to central and eastern Europe

The central and eastern Europe (CEE) and Commonwealth of Independent States region – consisting of Albania, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina,…
What would be the economic consequences of a united Ireland?

When the Good Friday Agreement (GFA) – Northern Ireland’s peace treaty – was signed on 10 April 1998, there was…
An investor’s guide to the EU

The EU is a unique economic and political partnership between 27 European countries – Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, the…