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DR roundtable: US still going strong
At a roundtable discussion in Beijing, hosted in conjunction with JPMorgan, Chinese CFOs debate the benefits of listing in the US versus elsewhere.
19 November 2007
View Point
Philippines Roundtable: Going global
In a discussion co-hosted by HSBC, top business leaders from the Philippines talk about the challenges of international expansion and the market potential of China.
9 November 2007
M&A
Invest Korea boss backs HSBC’s bid for KEB
Chung Tong-soo, the head of Invest Korea, says he hopes HSBC's bid will get regulatory approval “sooner rather than later”.
10 September 2007
View Point
Bruner: We are at an inflexion point in subprime crisis
Robert Bruner has just published a book on the 1907 financial crisis. So what does this expert think about the current bout of volatility? Just how bad could things get?
7 September 2007
Polls
FinanceAsia poll delivers verdict on subprime impact
A readers' poll reveals cautious optimism about Asia's economic prospects, but nearly half of all respondents believe the subprime crisis could lead to a US recession.
6 September 2007
View Point
ANZ's chief economist makes subprime predictions
Asia should prove resilient in the wake of the US subprime lending crisis, reckons ANZ's Melbourne-based chief economist, Saul Eslake.
5 September 2007
M&A
Will HSBC get KEB?
In spite of yesterday’s announcement that HSBC will acquire Lone Star’s controlling stake in Korea’s KEB, this is far from a done deal.
4 September 2007
Business Moves
Macquarie's hires defy turbulent markets
Moves and hires in the bank’s Asian offices signal that it remains upbeat on the region, and particularly China, India and Korea.
20 August 2007
Editor's Desk
Typhoons and the subprime market crash
What does a Hong Kong typhoon have to do with the US subprime debacle, crashing Asian equity markets and the price of gold?
17 August 2007
Business Moves
Why Bindra is banking on software
Ever wondered what ex-Citi and ex-HSBC banker Avi Bindra has been up to in India since his return? He's come up with a revolutionary new software for banks.
16 August 2007
Business Moves
Renaissance man arrives at Credit Suisse
Paul Raphaël discusses his new role, the potential he sees in China and India, and the growing importance of syndicated investing to banks in the region.
20 July 2007
Business Moves
HSBC won’t be broken up, says Green
HSBC boss, Stephen Green, answers this and other big questions in Hong Kong.
28 June 2007
People Moves
Stephen Metcalfe resigns from Nomura
Metcalfe, who was co-head of equity capital markets at Nomura, leaves to pursue other opportunities.
7 June 2007
Private Banking
StanChart's global private banking head discusses strategy
Standard Chartered officially entered the private banking market yesterday. Its global head of private banking, Peter Flavel, explains why the bank feels it will be successful.
31 May 2007
View Point
Teves and Tetangco offer bullish perspective on Philippines
Two of Manila's top finance officials reckon the country is in a virtuous circle. They discount the impact of a setback in Senate elections and the resignation of Treasurer ...
22 May 2007
Private Capital
Why giving is an education
We asked you to contribute: here’s how your donations have helped build a computer lab, and improve schools in Sri Lanka.
18 May 2007
Private Banking
A private bank with its own perfume
Asia chief of Banque Piguet, Michael Chan, talks about the Swiss private bank's strategy for growth and why China will be crucial to its future.
15 May 2007
Business Moves
Why 'syndicated investing' is the new big thing
Forget private equity. Chinese entrepreneurs, investment banks and hedge funds reckon the hottest thing in Asian finance is 'syndicated investing'. We reprint FinanceAsia ...
8 May 2007
People Moves
ABN AMRO relocates Hassan El Nahas to the Middle East
The Dutch bank transfers the head of its multinational clients division in Singapore to the United Arab Emirates where he will lead the private banking business.
8 May 2007
Business Moves
Are you rich enough to be "rich"?
How much do you need to be rich these days? This and other questions are answered by top private banker, Bernard Stalder, who is global CEO of Swiss private bank, Clariden Leu.
13 April 2007
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