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Asia has the lowest taxation-to-GDP ratios in the world, according to a recent ADB report, and they need to rise.
By Rupert Walker | 14 July 2011
Under the agreement, the Asian Development Bank will share legal document templates, operation manuals and information technology related to its trade finance programme with ...
By Jonathan Wong | 5 July 2011
Alex Thursby, ANZ’s chief executive for Asia-Pacific, Europe and America, addresses an audience at the ADB about the opportunities and challenges for banking in Asia.
By Alex Thursby, ANZ | 5 May 2011
As the 44th Asian Development Bank meeting gets underway in Hanoi today, we talk to Citi’s public sector head for Asia, Michael Paulus, about the relevance of the ADB.
By Lara Wozniak | 4 May 2011
Despite some potential banana skins, Asia’s economic outlook is cause for cautious optimism among FA readers.
By Nick Ferguson | 12 April 2011
Asian Development Bank breaks new ground with a 10-year offshore renminbi bond and sets the foundations for the construction of a yield curve.
By Rupert Walker | 20 October 2010
Income inequality needs to be tackled for Asia to realise its full potential, ADB assistant chief economist Juzhong Zhuang tells FinanceAsia.
By Rupert Walker | 11 June 2010
Experts espouse the need for Asian nations to liberalise their infrastructure funding mechanisms in order to attract private investment.
By Edward Russell | 27 January 2010
Macquarie's Asian infrastructure conference reveals no surprises on India – investment still moves at a glacial pace.
By Edward Russell | 8 December 2009
FinanceAsia talks to Toru Kubo of the ADB about ways to finance projects and about the carbon trading market outlook.
By Lara Wozniak | 22 April 2009
Asian Development Bank builds a global book for a three-year US dollar deal following successful transactions from the Philippines and Korea last month.
By Rupert Walker | 3 February 2009
Asian governments will turn to local bond markets to finance stimulus packages, ADB report says.
By Rupert Walker | 19 November 2008
The unsustainable spike in food and energy prices is good news for the rest of the world but, in Asia, inflation is here to stay.
By Nick Ferguson | 24 July 2008
Juan Limandibrata, ADB’s assistant treasurer and head of funding discusses the supranationals newest Malaysian Ringgit deal and its plans to open up more markets in Asia.
By Timothy Cuffe | 23 April 2006
Juan Limandibrata, ADB’s assistant treasurer and head of funding discusses the economic potential of the Philippines.
By Timothy Cuffe | 16 November 2005
Suprnational embraces Panda market.
By Jackie Horne | 14 October 2005
Juan Limandibrata, ADB assistant treasurer and funding division head, discusses plans to tap new markets.
By Timothy Cuffe | 24 June 2005
Supranational opens third market in just over a year
By Timothy Cuffe | 18 May 2005
Meanwhile China''s social security funds manager is selecting a new set of domestic external managers.
By Jame DiBiasio | 14 September 2004
The Asian Development Bank partners with Hong Kong-based distressed debt manager to promote its developmental objectives.
By Kamni Bharwani | 27 June 2004
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