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Global lenders turn to tech and stress tests amid tariff surge
Global lenders turn to tech and stress tests amid tariff surge
Global lenders are looking to overhaul risk frameworks as US tariff actions collide with Asia’s export dependence. Experts shared their views on how regulators are embedding geopolitical shocks into stress scenarios, while banks turn to tech and client engagement to prepare for strains likely to surface in 2026.

Hong Kong and Washington race to regulate the future of digital finance
Hong Kong and Washington race to regulate the future of digital finance
Hong Kong’s Stablecoin Law is cementing the financial hub’s digital ambitions, however pending US crypto laws are keeping regulatory competition tight as both chase the growing opportunity.

Crédit Agricole CIB names Apac head of corporate and leveraged finance
Crédit Agricole CIB names Apac head of corporate and leveraged finance
Quentin Galmiche will start the role in Hong Kong on September 1; he first joined the French bank in 2009.

Deutsche Bank, Standard Chartered sign off $184m loan for Thai satellite project
Deutsche Bank, Standard Chartered sign off $184m loan for Thai satellite project
The loan will finance Thaicom's Space Tech Innovation’s contract with France’s Airbus Defence & Space to manufacture a software-defined high throughput satellite.

360 One Asset buys 50% of Pune business park from Brookfield
360 One Asset buys 50% of Pune business park from Brookfield
The deal for 50% of Bluegrass Business Park, which is worth $280m, includes an under-construction office tower and a one-million square foot tower leased to Mastercard.

Samty sells two investment pools of multifamily assets in Japan for ¥49bn
Samty sells two investment pools of multifamily assets in Japan for ¥49bn
The buyers of the multifamily assets were sovereign wealth funds and follows the closure of a hotel real estate fund in July.

Trump’s tariffs to remain in place despite court ruling
Trump’s tariffs to remain in place despite court ruling
The US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit agreed with another court's verdict that most of the tariffs are illegal; however the tariffs, including 50% on many Indian goods, will stay in place until October 14 to allow an appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Interview: How Dubai's maturing real estate market is attracting global capital
Interview: How Dubai's maturing real estate market is attracting global capital
FA spoke to Andrew Cummings, head of residential agency at Savills Middle East, about recent shifts in Dubai’s real estate landscape. He shared insights on foreign capital flows, the impact of infrastructure and regulatory reforms, and how new ownership models are influencing long-term investor activity.

Exclusive: Marex begins to offer China internationalised futures contracts
Exclusive: Marex begins to offer China internationalised futures contracts
The financial services platform continues its Apac expansion by offering 24 futures and options products, including agricultural commodities, energy, metals and freight, from the Shanghai International Energy Exchange, Dalian Commodity Exchange and Zhengzhou Commodity Exchange.
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