Putting Asia's finance ministers to the test

FinanceAsia is again ranking the finance ministers from 12 leading Asian economies. We will name them from top to bottom, ending in the Finance Minister of the Year.
March 06, 2017

It was undoubtedly a difficult year to be a finance minister in Asia. Political shifts not only caused short-term bouts of volatility, but also led to questions about global trade. Private investment remains weak in many countries. Export demand was disappointing.

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