The rise of emerging market multinationals: this is how they can become global industry leaders

Traffic lights are seen at the Pudong financial district in Shanghai August 11, 2014. China's fiscal expenditure grew 9.6 percent in July from a year earlier to 1.03 trillion yuan (99.7 billion pounds), the finance ministry said on Monday, indicating the government is slowing budget spending as the economy shows signs of stabilising. The spending growth cooled from a rise of 26.1 percent in June. REUTERS/Carlos Barria (CHINA - Tags: BUSINESS) - RTR41ZWK

In 2015, 40 % of such leaders came from emerging economies, largely dominated by China. Image: REUTERS/Carlos Barria

Lourdes Casanova
Senior Lecturer and Academic Director, Emerging Markets Institute, Johnson School of Management, Cornell University
Anne Miroux
Director, Division on Technology and Logistics, United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD)
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