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  • South Asia
    Sri Lanka’s diaspora shakes up Colombo's fusty financial centre
    Private equity firms are bringing new money, international expertise and fresh ideas to Colombo, hoping to rejuvenate Sri Lanka’s investment scene.
    April 05, 2017
  • Southeast Asia
    Myanmar battles to build a banking system from scratch
    A year after the country’s new government passed a financial institutions law to modernize a creaking banking system, Yangon’s licensed commercial bankers are still waiting for regulators to implement the reforms and make the system fit for purpose. In the meantime, savvy locals are trying to get on with building a banking industry.
    April 05, 2017
  • South Asia
    Pakistan’s banks profit from China’s infrastructure shortcut
    China and Pakistan like to describe their relationship as sweeter than honey and stronger than steel. As a huge China-backed project to overhaul Pakistan’s creaking infrastructure takes shape, Pakistani bankers are steeling themselves to discover just how sweet that Chinese investment might be.
    April 05, 2017
  • Northeast Asia
    China deals and investment banks of the year 2016
    Asiamoney and GlobalCapital Asia award the best banks and transactions in China, on and offshore.
    April 05, 2017
  • South Asia
    India: It’s a woman’s world
    If this was supposed to be the century of the woman, no one thought to tell the international banking community. One country alone has closed the gender gap, and it happens to be Asia’s fastest-growing large economy. Step forward India, where the top ranks of finance are filled with high-flying women.
    April 05, 2017
  • Southeast Asia
    Htoo Htet Tay Za: Myanmar's millennial banker
    Myanmar’s elite are having to adapt to new realities. For Htoo Htet Tay Za, head of AGD Bank, that means trying to create a modern bank in a backward financial system while battling allegations of cronyism levelled against his family.
    April 05, 2017
  • South Asia
    Indian banks respond to Modi's demonetization shock therapy
    November 8, 2016, will go down in history as the day Donald Trump, a real estate mogul and reality TV host, was elected the 45th president of the United States and leader of the free world – but, in India, it marks a perhaps equally surreal event: demonetization. Can the scrapping of bank notes used in the bulk of the nation’s cash transactions finally catapult this long-time financial laggard into the 21st century?
    April 05, 2017
  • Northeast Asia
    Jin Liqun: China’s internationalist
    It is a strange world when the most outward-looking financial institution is based in Beijing – welcome to Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, led by Jin Liqun. But can the rest of the world really accept the idea that this is an apolitical organization formed only for regional infrastructure?
    April 05, 2017
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    Opinion
    Hey, they don’t like the deal – pass it on
    Remote working means that word of mouth is out and instant messenger is in.
    October 19, 2020
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    WEALTH
    Private bankers count the cost of less face time
    Private banking is a business based on personal relationships and trust – and it’s hard to truly connect with someone on Zoom. So long as the pandemic persists, this presents a substantial challenge to wealth managers, who can only grow their businesses by bonding with wealthy clients and winning new mandates.
    Elliot Wilson, October 19, 2020
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    CAPITAL MARKETS
    Direct listings face capital increase delay amid investor protest
    A dispute with investors means that adding capital raising to direct listings won’t happen as quickly as stock exchanges would like.
    Mark Baker, October 16, 2020
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    Foreign Exchange
    Can FX NDFs still deliver?
    While the FX non-deliverable forward (NDF) market has demonstrated its resilience in the face of a spike in spreads during the early stages of coronavirus, there are concerns over its capacity to destabilize onshore markets in emerging economies.
    Paul Golden, October 16, 2020
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