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China Construction Bank signs MoU with China Europe International Exchange
RMB denominated securities will be launched in Europe.
China Construction Bank signs MoU with China Europe International Exchange
RMB denominated securities will be launched in Europe.
China steps up focus on reforming cross-border investment schemes
A bid to open up China's capital account.
China needs to step up on monetary easing
This could revive growth.
Lending in Philippine banks up 13.7% in March
Slower than the rise in February, though.
What you need to know about China's "Q-expansion"
In recent days, China has approved 32 foreign institutions to invest in its domestic bond market worth USD 5.9 tn, mainly via the QFII (Qualified...
Asia debt no longer rising as fast as before
However, there is a trade-off.
Philippine banks expect growth in loan demand within 2015
Thanks to higher inventory.
Can Taiwan bank mergers change the market landscape?
Efforts have been made to promote consolidation.
INTERPOL World 2015 gears up for its international debut
Over 250 industry players are expected to flock in.
New FTZs paving the way for a freer China
The Guangdong Free Trade Zone (FTZ) opens on March 18, according to a trade association in the province. This is expected to deepen economic...
Proposed consolidation of Vietnam's banking system can perk up sector: Fitch
The difficulty's in the implementation, though.
Philippine banks predicted to raise more capital in the next 2 years
To keep up with strong loan growth.
Macro-prudential measures good news for Hong Kong banks
It means more resistance to property downturns.
Slowing credit growth keep Indonesia banks' systemic risks in check
2011 real credit growth was nearly 20%.
Korean banks' interest rates on household loans up by 4bps
While those on corpo loans went down.
Asia Pacific's corporate credit trend predicted to stay stable in 2015
Won't China's slowing economy give them a hard blow?
China's banking sector named as the most exposed to credit challenges
From surveyed investors, intermediaries, and debt issuers.