interest rates

While the Bank of Japan (BoJ) continues to print money and buy bonds, despite the bank's first rate hike since 2007, the Bank of Singapore believes that the country's stock market rally will continue.

The firm has made two senior appointments in Sydney and Singapore, as Asian investors eye fixed income opportunity.

As investors continue to parse financial data to figure out the next interest rate move from the Fed, there are conflicting opinions on what the future holds.

Investors can tap China’s interest rate swap markets directly through a pioneering derivatives mutual market access programme.

Naomi Moore joins from Akin Gump, as the firm builds out its restructuring capabilities to meet growing demand.

Recently appointed as Apac CEO of the credit specialist, Andrew Tan shares his priorities for the firm over coming months; explains why certain investors are favouring private credit over private equity; and suggests why India is no longer a hotbed for institutional investors.

Newly appointed Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) governor, Felipe Medalla, tells FinanceAsia about balancing different macroeconomic objectives and choosing the right policy in the face of supply side shocks.

As the South Asian economy looks to eliminate interest from its banking system, Fitch Ratings' global head of Islamic finance, Bashar Al Natoor, examines what this could mean for the country’s Islamic finance sector.

High and rising inflation continues to pose challenges for fixed income instruments. Coupled with complex and rapidly-changing societies, economies and the environment, investors need more choice and flexibility to achieve both protection and performance.