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Gaming Industry

Chinese Mobile Gaming Is More Distribution Than Content
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With more players staying home and social distancing, Chinese mobile game developers are hoping to establish sticky customers attached to franchised story lines – but bargaining power is incrementally moving towards distributors.
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Philippines economy displays resilience despite volatility

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Consumers hold the key to Philippines growth in 2020

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Ready for growth

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Commercial property

Who cares about COVID-19? Construction lending in Taiwan jumps to record levels
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Soaring demand from property developers is helping lenders grow their loan books to record highs, as developers continue their land buying spree unfazed by the pandemic.
Corona bonds

Indonesia’s pandemic bond debut shows promise but widespread adoption is doubtful
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The sovereign has sold its largest-ever bond. This should help protect the economy from the coronavirus and finances a significant portion of its stimulus package. However, the structure is unlikely to be utilised globally for political reasons.
Week in review

The bitter taste of Luckin Coffee, Equity investors want profits now; Kazakhstan’s political debt
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FinanceAsia’s weekly editorial highlights our unique capital markets news from the past week and places them in context of the bigger picture for the months ahead. We welcome your comments and criticisms. Enjoy the Easter break.
Editor's Pick
Investor activism

Softbank’s buyback plan is a face-saving gesture
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Softbank’s latest buyback programme marginally addresses shareholder demands; it is an act of goodwill rather than an inflection point for the company’s investment priorities.
The youth of today

How a Malaysian millennial-managed family office charts the future of Asian consumer activity
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New to the investment game, family office RHL Ventures acutely follows Asian millennial behaviour and invests in startup companies it believes will capitalise on it. Investments run the gamut from dating, bespoke coffee to “clean” cosmetics.
Early-stage investment

How Naspers plans to build a global fintech platform
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The head of M&A for PayU, a Naspers subsidiary, talks to FinanceAsia about its vision to create a world without financial borders and the companies it is investing in to achieve this lofty ambition.
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