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All you need to know about Abenomics
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has ignited interest in Japan with his economic policy agenda, dubbed Abenomics. Paul Sheard, chief global economist for Standard & Poor’s, takes a look at the significance of this programme.
By Standard & Poor's
18 June 2013
Will weak external demand derail emerging Asia’s growth?
Standard & Poor’s Paul Gruenwald discusses the economic outlook for the region, concerns about a potential slowdown in China and key economic risks facing the region.
By Standard & Poor's
14 May 2013
Team moves: The High Court decides
Linklaters analyses take-away lessons for employers in light of Cantor Fitzgerald’s failed damages case against former employees.
By Linklaters
2 May 2013
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Will shadow banking destabilise China’s financial system?
The rapid growth in shadow banking activities in China is making investors and creditors apprehensive. Standard & Poor’s Qiang Liao explains why these activities have ...
By Standard & Poor's | 10 April 2013
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New cracks appear in the foundations of some Asian property developers
Speculative money flows remain a risk to open economies, explain Standard & Poor’s Christopher Lee and Bei Fu.
By Standard & Poor's | 26 March 2013
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Growing risks to sovereign creditworthiness in Asia
Increasing levels of debt may pose serious risks to sovereign creditworthiness in some of the region’s key economies, explains KimEng Tan of Standard & Poor’s.
By Standard & Poor's | 21 February 2013
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Basel III: Why Asian banks are in pole position
Naoko Nemoto of Standard & Poor’s explains how Asia-Pacific economies are poised to adopt Basel III capital reforms ahead of their global peers in 2013.
By Standard & Poor's | 29 January 2013
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Stable outlook for Chinese property; sales to increase
Kaven Tsang and Franco Leung of Moody’s examine the outlook for China’s property sector during the next year.
By Moody's Investors Service | 13 December 2012
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Asia-Pacific issuers face ratings pressure in 2013
Terry Chan from Standard & Poor’s explains why the overall negative ratings bias on Asian corporates, financial institutions and insurance entities may continue into 2013.
By Standard & Poor's | 12 December 2012
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Obama wins: America’s voted, what’s next?
David Mazza of State Street Global Advisors discusses the implications of the US fiscal cliff and debt ceiling debates.
By State Street Global Advisors | 7 December 2012
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Liquidity weakens further for Asian high-yield corporates
Laura Acres of Moody’s discusses covenant quality in the face of eroding corporate liquidity.
By Moody's Investors Service | 6 December 2012
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How would a slowing economy test China’s top corporations?
Terry Chan, head of corporate research at Standard & Poor’s, presents the results of a recent study of Chinese companies.
By Standard & Poor's | 29 November 2012
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Six key challenges shaping China’s credit profile
Tom Byrne, head of Moody’s Asian sovereign risk group, discusses the economic and policy challenges that China’s next leaders will face, and how they affect ...
By Moody's Investors Service | 27 November 2012
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Election 2012: A time of polarising politics and heightened uncertainty
Now is the time for investors, financial advisers and institutions to consider shifts in portfolios based on the possible outcome of the US presidential election.
By State Street Global Advisors | 2 November 2012
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Demystifying the US, starting with the role of law
Understanding America’s core principles is the key to unlocking its potential as an investment destination.
By FinanceAsia and O'Melveny & Myers | 26 October 2012
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