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More fundraising in store as Asia warms to budget airlines
Asia's low-cost carriers will tap debt and equity markets to fund growing market share, says J.P. Morgan transport analyst.
By Aiko Hayashi
17 May 2012
Agricultural Bank buys Hong Kong office for $630 million
ABC will use the 28-storey building as its Hong Kong headquarters, making it the first of China's big four banks to own its office building in the city.
By Lillian Liu
16 May 2012
Dimon loses his sparkle
The trading debacle at J.P Morgan raises issues about accountability as well the opacity of hedging activities.
By Rupert Walker
16 May 2012
Macro & Markets
China cuts reserve requirements as economy slumps
The People’s Bank of China will cut the reserve requirement ratio for banks as it moves to stabilise growth.
By Nick Ferguson | 14 May 2012
Macro & Markets
Asean Exchanges interviews: Singapore’s Nels Friets
Singapore Exchange's head of securities, Nels Friets, talks about Asean Exchanges, a collaboration that will connect seven exchanges across the region.
By Lara Wozniak | 11 May 2012
Macro & Markets
Asian recruitment practices favour harmony over diversity
Diversity matters, but not at the expense of harmony in the workplace, according to a survey of Asian companies by Mercer.
By Rupert Walker | 11 May 2012
Macro & Markets
Hong Kong securities watchdog proposes tougher rules for IPO sponsors
Under the new SFC proposals, sponsors in Hong Kong can be held criminally liable, and the number of advisers on a deal may be limited.
By Aiko Hayashi | 10 May 2012
Macro & Markets
A tale of two Chinese consumers
Wealthy Chinese will buy increasingly more global luxury brands, while urban commoners' purchasing power is decreasing.
By Lillian Liu | 9 May 2012
Macro & Markets
Tax rises to continue as Asia tightens its belt
Asian policymakers will increase indirect taxes and focus on more effective revenue collection, according to Ernst & Young.
By Rupert Walker | 2 May 2012
Macro & Markets
Asian finance professionals want promotion
A lack of clear career progress, not just filthy lucre, is driving Asia's bankers to seek new horizons, according to the latest eFinancialCareers survey.
By Rupert Walker | 25 April 2012
Macro & Markets
Time for a reality check in Indonesia
Beneath a benign surface, Indonesia's economy is suffering from worsening terms of trade and a deteriorating income account, according to Sean Darby of Jefferies.
By Rupert Walker | 23 April 2012
Macro & Markets
China’s gold shortage
Soaring gold demand in China has led to a supply shortfall that has widened 10 times since 2007.
By Lillian Liu | 17 April 2012
Macro & Markets
CBRC cautions Chinese banks against excessive fees
China's banks continue to earn bigger profits even as the economy slows, but the country's banking regulator is now promising to take tough measures against banks that charge ...
By Lillian Liu | 12 April 2012
View Point
China's missed opportunity to lead world dialogue
The Boao Forum had some bright moments of sparkling real debate, but because so many politicians are fearful of commitment, it fell short of offering a dialogue on how to begin ...
By Lara Wozniak | 5 April 2012
Macro & Markets
Europe's problem is our problem
The sovereign debt problem in Europe isn't isolated. It should serve as a wake-up call to the world, argue panellists at the Boao Forum.
By Lara Wozniak | 3 April 2012
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