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  • It has been a pillar of Asian finance for half a century, but does the Asian Development Bank still have a role to play?
  • Once one of the world’s worst offenders in terms of industrial pollution, China is changing its ways, not least by becoming a leader in issuing green bonds.
  • Though the banking battleground in fast-modernizing Indonesia is new, the combatants include some of its oldest and most controversial business clans.
  • The Hong Kong stock market is finally shaking off its image as a home for unloved Chinese IPOs.
  • Instead of ignoring its colonial past, Macau is using it as a unique selling point for its renminbi clearing services by targeting Portuguese-speaking markets. But that business hasn’t arrived yet, and it will always struggle to overcome the challenge of the commodity dollar.
  • This financial institution is clearly one to watch on a global scale, thanks to its presence in 57 countries and domination of the renminbi clearing market.
  • It has been a pattern in Indonesia for the best part of 15 years: whenever southeast Asia’s largest economy is engulfed in crisis, it turns to Indonesia's minister of finance – but she has never faced a challenge like this.
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    Francisco Aristeguieta has spent two and a half years trying to change Citi’s approach to Asia. The process is not complete, not least in China, but Citi’s numbers show a strategy starting to work.
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  • With its strong growth and rising levels of income and urbanization, the country is attracting plenty of PE. The challenge, both in the private sector and in those SOEs the government is selling, is to find deals that fly.
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    Stock investors have had a pretty good run over the past year in many markets, but that does not mean that business has been easy for the winners of the Asiamoney Brokers Poll 2017. These leaders – the best local brokerages in Asia – understand that to stay in the game they must invest in e-trading, retain senior research talent and cover the kind of small- and mid-cap coverage they used to shun.
  • Domestic banks say that even if foreign rivals haven’t given up the ghost already, they face a tough future in India. International banks see a brighter future beyond meagre fees as Indian markets mature. They can’t both be right.