With one of the fastest growth rates in Asia, good news on the job front, plus lower than expected inflation in September, the Philippines economy approaches the year’s end in good condition.
Biyi Cheng, head of Greater China for CMC Markets, explains what makes its trading platform standout and why clients must observe recession risk and ongoing US-China trade difficulties if they want to trade profitably.
At an ANZ-sponsored roundtable in Sydney, issuers and investors discuss the rollout of new sustainable debt finance products and how issuers are reporting on their carbon metrics.
Automated trading makes up a growing percentage of transactions executed on Tradeweb, and Asia-based investors have been quick to embrace the benefits it can afford buy-side traders wishing to streamline their workflows.
Many founders of successful businesses would seek a successor rather than put the business up for sale. In such cases, families are encouraged to start planning well ahead of any shift in control to later generations.
Philippines inflation continued its downward trajectory in August, falling to 1.7%, the lowest in 34 months. With GDP growth holding steady, First Metro Corporation president Rabboni Francis Arjonillo predicts tax reforms will encourage further foreign investment.
In a bid to boost China's economy, the government has rembraced the investment-driven growth model. Lianhe Global lays out what this means for the country's property sector and LGFVs.
In a bid to contain systemic risk, China’s NDRC restricted the use of proceeds from newly raised debt. Companies without outstanding debt will be effectively barred from accessing the offshore market.
The second half of 2019 should see the Philippines economy regaining momentum as increased government spending, combined with the possibility of further central bank rate cuts, look set to tempt investors back in.
