Grinding to a halt?
Could development in Dubai finally be coming to a standstill? Property growth in the bustling metropolis is certainly dwindling but insurer and broker interest remains resolute. Sarah Hills asks if the insurance sector will come to the city-state's rescue
How quickly pubic perception about a financial centre can change. Last year, all the talk of Dubai - alongside other Gulf states - focused on the fantastic opportunities for foreign companies to take
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