Prime minister Helen Clark wants New Zealand to be a price maker, not a price taker, she tells Karina Robinson.

Rolf Breuer expands on how Europe's largest economy can regain sustained and vigorous economic growth.

SEB chairman Jacob Wallenberg talks to Karina Robinson about family business Investor AB and about the many strategic ventures that SEB has tried out.

Vicente Fox, Mexico's president, has been determined to combat corruption in government so he can move ahead with economic improvements. Karina Robinson meets him.

Trimming off unprofitable Latin American business and expanding further in Europe are just two prongs in Emilio Botin's strategy for Santander Central Hispano. Karina Robinson reports.

Karina Robinson interviews Pedro Malan, Brazil's finance minister, who has less than two years left in office before elections.

Karina Robinson talks to Fred Goodwin, group chief executive, Royal Bank of Scotland.

Karina Robinson talks to the FSA’s Sir Howard Davies.

Guillermo Ortiz looks thoroughly at home in his opulent offices at the Central Bank of Mexico. But, as he points out, in the early 1980s he was already ensconced in the Bank’s economic research bureau.