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World Bank’s Jim Yong Kim embraces private equity
Jim Yong Kim, president of the World Bank Group, reveals a change of heart about the role of private capital in supporting growth.
By Jame DiBiasio | 20 May 2013
Business Moves
HSBC plans 14,000 more job cuts to save $3 billion
HSBC CEO Stuart Gulliver announces additional job losses by 2016 in an attempt to reduce costs.
By Rupert Walker | 16 May 2013
Magazine Highlights
European corporates come knocking
European corporate issuers have found themselves dragged into the euro crisis by dint of geographic association. But are they now looking to tap Asian local currency markets to ...
By Nick Lord | 9 May 2013
Polls
Poll result: Gold price
Readers predict where the gold price will end the year, in light of a recent price collapse.
By FinanceAsia Editors | 30 April 2013
Macro & Markets
Macro environment mutes investment bank earnings
Earnings at the big US banks are struggling to take off amid continued macroeconomic uncertainty.
By Nick Ferguson | 19 April 2013
Macro & Markets
The gold rotation
Big investors might not be rotating out of fixed-income yet, but a similar dynamic could be encouraging a shift out of gold and other commodities.
By Nick Ferguson | 18 April 2013
Polls
Poll result: Thatcher legacy
We asked readers last week about Margaret Thatcher's most enduring achievements.
By FinanceAsia Editors | 17 April 2013
Macro & Markets
Fed’s Plosser calls for end to QE
Charles Plosser, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia, tells Hong Kong that money printing must be brought to a halt before the end of the year.
By Jame DiBiasio | 12 April 2013
People Moves
Jason Kern leaves HSBC for CEO role at LaSalle
The head of HSBC’s Asia-Pacific real estate advisory group will return to the US to lead buy-side firm LaSalle in the Americas.
By Anette Jönsson | 8 April 2013
Macro & Markets
Subdued prospects for miners
The pace of mining deals is set to moderate as risks rise, according to PwC.
By Rupert Walker | 28 March 2013
View Point
Banking system still dangerous and distorted
Much more capital is needed to protect banks from repeating the mistakes of the past, according to a new book that challenges banker myths about equity.
By Nick Ferguson | 21 March 2013
Polls
Poll result: Egomaniacal bankers
In our most recent web poll we asked whether investment banks' recruitment policies attracted too many egomaniacs.
By FinanceAsia Editors | 20 March 2013
View Point
US shale gas boom unlikely to cut prices in Asia
The cost of exports and domestic lobbying to keep the oil and gas at home will limit the benefits to consumers based outside the US, particularly in the short-term, panelists ...
By Anette Jönsson | 20 March 2013
Debt
Gillian Tett needn’t worry about Davos Man
Globalisation endures, but not as we know it, because the new rules of the game are being shaped in Asia.
By Jame DiBiasio | 11 March 2013
Macro & Markets
China won’t miss Chavez’s mismanagement of oil industry
The loss of one of the world’s most prominent socialist leaders is less important to China than the billions it has invested in Venezuelan oil.
By Nick Ferguson | 7 March 2013
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