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After the Covid-19 shock of 2020, what should one expect in 2021? This is where some influential money managers in the region see opportunities and challenges.

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Asia’s green finance infrastructure is falling behind the rest of the world. The region must start building sustainable green financial centres now.

Portfolio managers and buy-side analysts give their verdicts on the region's corporations. China Unicom and China Telecom rank highly in China, while Sun Hung Kai Properties and Far East Consortium lead the way in Hong Kong.

After a volatile 2018, FinanceAsia polled investors in the region, asking questions ranging from their biggest fears for 2019 to the role of ESG in investor portfolios.

FinanceAsia honoured Asia's leading banks from across the region at a gala dinner in The Ritz-Carlton Hotel Hong Kong on June 27.

Digitalisation of gene data is set to revolutionise the health industry. With the world’s largest DNA-sequencing capacity, the Chinese biotech group wants to lead the charge.

Asia’s public coffers can’t pay for all the region’s infrastructure needs. Building it green may fill the investment gap and alleviate global warming.