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The slow ascent of China's renminbi
Reducing China's exposure to foreign currencies by increasing the use of the renminbi could limit the risks for Chinese traders, investors, and financial institutions, but ...
By KimEng Tan, Standard & Poor’s | 19 January 2010
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Surprises for 2010 – beyond consensus
Issuing forecasts for economic recovery is an inaccurate science and investors should remain wary.
By Chin Loo Thio and Gao Qi, BNP Paribas | 5 January 2010
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Asian sovereigns won't retreat from the debt markets yet
Many Asia-Pacific governments face the difficult task of controlling inflation and asset price appreciation at a time when economic support measures and borrowing needs remain ...
By William Hess | 18 December 2009
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Financial crisis could be positive for securitisation in Asia
The availability of cheaper and easier financing alternatives and the diverse market environment are impeding the growth of securitisation markets in the region, but there are ...
By Fabienne Michaux | 27 November 2009
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China's antitrust laws challenged
Two recent high-profile legal decisions have put China's antitrust rules under the spotlight.
By Lara Wozniak | 30 October 2009
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New Asean ratings scale guides investors in a shifting economy
As the global downturn shows signs of bottoming out, Standard & Poor’s regional credit ratings scale for Asean could prove useful as a benchmark to differentiate among issuers ...
By Suzanne Smith | 29 October 2009
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Stable outlook for Hong Kong's roller-coaster property market
Recovery is partly due to "hot" money inflows, but limited supply will keep the commercial sector on track, while demand for residential housing will be supported by low ...
By Christopher Lee | 25 September 2009
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The resilient Asian economy
BNY Mellon managing director and head of treasury services for the Indian subcontinent, Aneish Kumar, discusses global changes in transaction banking and what’s going on in ...
By FinanceAsia & BNY Mellon | 17 September 2009
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Asia-Pacific credit quality deterioration shows signs of easing
Defaults in the region are expected to peak in 2009, projects Standard & Poor’s.
By Ian Thompson | 20 August 2009
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Real Estate Investment World China 2006
27 - 30 March 2006, The Westin Shanghai, China
By The Editors | 13 December 2005
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JPMorgan feels the need to lead
JPMorgan is willing to take a leading role in the ongoing evolution of the global payments system.
By FinanceAsia.com | 8 September 2005
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Citigroup enhances USD clearing with payment flow management services
Service allows financial institutions clients to monitor and manage USD payments in real-time.
By Citigroup | 7 September 2005
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Top of the trade tree
JPMorgan Chase Trade Bank ranked number one by Global Trade Review.
By JPMorgan | 4 September 2005
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What it takes to be the right partner
Standard Chartered''s reputation for reliability and consistency in the financial sector makes it an ideal partner for financial institutions.
By By Standard Chartered Bank | 31 August 2005
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Investor Communications Profile: A safe berth for Investors - CMHI
A diversified red chip is reborn as a modern and focused port operator.
By FinanceAsia.com Investor Communications Team | 19 April 2005
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