Production of the report: The Libyan Investment Authority: Sanctions and Post-Conflict Reconstruction.

Executive Summary

The future of the Libyan Investment Authority (LIA), a multi-billion sovereign wealth fund, is intimately entwined with that of post-Qaddafi Libya. The triangulation of short term stabilization and reconstruction needs, efforts to accomplish long-term oriented economic development, and the existence of considerable financial resources will dictate the future direction of the country.
This analysis synthesizes information released regarding the LIA, and Libyan state assets more broadly, since the start of the revolution, assesses the complex process of freezing and unfreezing Libyan assets, and outlines possible future directions for the LIA.

Production of Lebanon (2011 and 2012) and Egypt (2012) country profiles for the global report: Global Microscope on Microfinance 2012 and 2013. This included the evaluation and scoring of Lebanon’s and Egypt's regulatory and business environment for microfinance.