Opinion

The Singapore regulator MAS has set guidelines for banks transitioning to net zero. Unusually, it cautions against moving too fast.

Pressure is growing on Japan’s self-imposed caps on government bond yields. Positive rates must be around the corner, but what will that mean for banks and public debt?

While foreign investment in China has fallen, supply-chain shift is a different story. Rather than transferring their main production away from China, manufacturers are cultivating deep regional supply chains across Asia and beyond.

Beneath the Great Game geopolitics of US-Vietnam relations, there are some intriguing possibilities in the detail.

The enormous re-listing of Arm Holdings is unrepresentative in many ways, but it still contains a valuable lesson for those coming down the pipe.

Southeast Asia is driving increased equity market activity within the region, but it’s a different game further north.

A debate in Australia arguing for the liquidation of the sovereign wealth fund has relevance to the global fund community.

HKEx chief executive Nicolas Aguzin opened the group’s latest new office in London on Wednesday. His aim: to get more global firms to IPO in Hong Kong and convince investors to put money to work there. But against the backdrop of China’s economic situation, his team will have its work cut out.

A handwritten note brings down the curtain on a 38-year journey for bank founder.