Luxembourg's financial relationship with China goes back four decades. The country is now looking to act as an EU hub for Chinese green finance and fintech activity.

Antwerp has long been an attractive retail location in Belgium, while also offering investors an efficient and transparent planning process. 

Étienne Schneider, Luxembourg's deputy prime minister, minister of the economy and minister of health, talks to fDi.

With the number of FDI projects into the Benelux region reaching a 12-year high in 2015, cities across these three countries are rapidly developing into foreign investment hubs. Naomi Davies reports on the top-performing cities when it comes to attracting projects.

The US once more has the most valuable country brand while Singapore's is the strongest, according to Brand Finance’s annual National Brands report, with a strong correlation continuing to exist between a strong nation brand and investment attractiveness.

Luxembourg is carving out a niche as a finch hub, offering start-ups in the sector an impressive support network. However, can such a small location attract and retain the required talent to compete with the likes of London and San Francisco? Natasha Turak investigates.