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  • Asiamoney
    Asiamoney Brokers Poll 2017: Taiwan
    The expanded rankings and additional categories, including other comparative and bespoke data, are available for purchase.
    December 06, 2017
  • Awards
    China's Leaders in Fintech 2017
    Forget the impression that China’s banks are out-dated and too traditional – they are rapidly embracing the importance of technology and often partnering with the country’s disruptors to modernize their products, services and business performance. Here are the leaders in Chinese fintech.
    December 19, 2017
  • Northeast Asia
    Thailand's last chance to build a future
    Thailand’s infrastructure is in dire need of an overhaul. The ruling military junta hopes to solve that problem with a host of big-ticket projects – some PPPs, others funded by China. But that is just the start of the problem for a financially and demographically stressed country likely to grow old before it gets rich.
    Elliot Wilson, October 03, 2017
  • Southeast Asia
    The Philippines: The two sides of Nestor Espenilla
    Nestor Espenilla was a surprise choice as governor of the Philippines central bank – but probably the right one. Tough on financial rule breakers and devoted to financial inclusion, he gives the impression of being good in a crisis.
    Elliot Wilson, October 03, 2017
  • Southeast Asia
    Can Duterte's finance chiefs make him the great reformer?
    The world sees Rodrigo Duterte as a hothead populist, waging a bloody drugs war against insurgents, but to most of his compatriots, he’s the reformer the country needs. His aims, including shaking up taxes to pay for infrastructure and targeting an energy revolution, are bold. His choices for the crucial finance ministry and central bank roles look sound. But will they succeed?
    Elliot Wilson, October 02, 2017
  • Southeast Asia
    Malaysia's Sultan seeks to create a new Shenzhen
    The Sultan of Johor stresses he needs to earn a living just like his fellow countrymen. His investments, often alongside those of billionaire Vincent Tan, span telecoms, supermarket chains and property. But will the ambitious developments he’s backed in his home state prove a royal flush or a real estate bust?
    Eric Ellis, October 04, 2017
  • Northeast Asia
    Capital markets: FTZ bonds struggle for survival
    Regulators had high hopes when China’s free trade zone bond market was launched last year, but there are now doubts about the market’s future.
    October 02, 2017
  • Northeast Asia
    HK dual-class shares proposal needs more work
    Vehement opposition to the latest dual-class share proposal from the institutional investor community means HKEX will have to go back to the drawing board.
    October 04, 2017
  • Northeast Asia
    Asiamoney Offshore RMB Poll 2017: Press release
    Asiamoney has released the results of its sixth Offshore RMB Survey. HSBC retains its indisputable position at the top, followed by Standard Chartered and Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ.
    June 19, 2017
  • Asiamoney
    Asiamoney Offshore RMB Poll 2017: Methodology
    Asiamoney’s sixth Offshore RMB Poll assessed the best offshore RMB services provider across the Asia-Pacific region.
    June 19, 2017
  • Northeast Asia
    Cleaner books in China's rustbelt
    In a rare meeting with foreign media, two banks in Changchun, Bank of Jilin and Jilin JiuTai Rural Commercial Bank talk about shadow banking, toeing the Beijing party line and why a stockmarket listing in Hong Kong can be a poisoned chalice.
    July 03, 2017
  • Northeast Asia
    China's bond markets get the hard-sell treatment
    China’s bond markets may be set for explosive growth, but investors still have plenty to worry about. Fear not, the central bank is on the road in an effort to reassure would-be buyers.
    July 03, 2017
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