Tag: growth

Macro & Markets

China's economy to slow significantly, say observers

The country's output may decrease to as low as 7.5% in the first quarter next year, but this is a more sustainable level of growth, say China observers.

By Lillian Liu | 2 August 2010

Co-published

Should Asia look to Europe as an example of regional integration?

An alliance of national financial markets that preserves some differences, while standardising a range of financial practices and legislative frameworks, would make Asia more ...

By Tom Schiller, S&P | 30 July 2010

View Point

China to expect uninterrupted but more balanced growth in 2010

As regulators in China endeavour to control bank lending, 2010 will be a year of balanced growth for China, says J.P. Morgan's Jing Ulrich.

By Winnie Tang | 2 March 2010

View Point

Multinationals key to Citi's growth in Asia

Agnes Liew, Citi's regional head of global subsidiaries, explains why Asia will increasingly generate its own multinationals.

By Lara Wozniak | 18 September 2009

M&A

Kirin to pay $2.5 billion for Lion Nathan

Japan's second-largest beverage company is on the way to completing yet another earnings-accretive acquisition. But debt levels have soared, and targets are running out.

By Dan Slater | 28 April 2009

Business Moves

Emirates: A 'glass half full' airline

Richard Vaughan, senior vice-president of commercial operations for East Asia and Australasia at Emirates Airlines, discusses growth and the downside of alliances.

By Edward Russell | 27 March 2009

View Point

Tearing down the walls in Japan

The chief economist at Barclays Capital says a key problem in Japan is the high level of share ownership by the banks and argues that the country needs to open up to foreign ...

By Dan Slater | 1 December 2008

View Point

Indonesia’s road to growth

The nation’s economy is resilient but governance and infrastructure must improve.

By Rupert Walker | 2 May 2008

View Point

India strong despite recession threat

Economists are optimistic that India will continue to post strong growth, though GDP figures are expected to drop.

By Rosie Slater | 17 January 2008

Debt

Philippines flags bond warranty to prevent sell-off

The sovereign hopes to avert a sell-off of government bonds by offering a warranty that replaces foreign-currency bonds with peso bonds.

By Rosie Slater | 3 December 2007

View Point

Global cosmetics firms must apply foundation for growth

Integrated cosmetic companies with substantial global reach stand to benefit most from the growth in demand for products.

By Standard & Poor's | 10 July 2007

Private Capital

Global growth slows but diversifies

Andreas Hoefert, chief global economist for UBS Wealth Management Research, gives his global outlook.

By Dr Andreas Hoefert | 12 April 2007

Fund Manager Q&A

Growth or value, emerging markets look best

Alliance Capital believes that emerging markets offer the best of both worlds.

By Jame DiBiasio | 20 November 2005

View Point

UBS sees earnings growth momentum driving HK

Investors advised to stay bullish, but remain cool.

By Andrew Peck | 8 November 2005

Pensions & Insurance

Japan records world's fastest pension fund growth

And Taiwan and Korea break into the world''s biggest pension funds, says Watson Wyatt.

By Jame DiBiasio | 18 October 2005

View Point

Citigroup Asset Management predicts solid growth

Firm forecasts stable economic growth for the short term but does identify some inherent global risks.

By Andrew Peck | 3 October 2005

View Point

Asia's growth story: Japan

Bank of America''s chief economist takes a view.

By Lara Wozniak | 21 September 2005

Equities

China Yurun bets on brand, growth for IPO

Mainland pork processor hopes to prepare a juicy banquet for its investors.

By Dan Slater | 15 September 2005

Business Moves

Jackson Tai: Asian growth prospects remain strong

DBS Vice Chairman and CEO, Jackson Tai, explains why the bank is well positioned for both organic and inorganic growth.

By Steven Irvine | 12 September 2005

Institutional Investors

Rivals' funds growth neck and neck

Hong Kong and Singapore both report their money management industries grew by 23% in assets last year.

By Jame DiBiasio | 27 July 2005

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