Asiamoney PLUS

Upcoming Events

3rd Annual Wealth Forum Asia

22 May 2012-24 May 2012 | The Fairmont Hotel, Singapore, Singapore

2012 Aviation Finance, Debt Capital Markets and Taxation Masterclass

06 June 2012 | The Ritz-Carlton, Shanghai, China
10th Anniversary China Airfinance Conference

07 June 2012-08 June 2012 | The Ritz-Carlton, Shanghai, China
3rd Vietnam Power Summit

20 June 2012-21 June 2012 | Melia Hanoi, Hanoi, Vietnam
Japan Airfinance 2012 Conference

28 June 2012-29 June 2012 | The Westin, Tokyo, Japan
Ship Finance in the Asian Market 2012

04 July 2012-05 July 2012 | Grand Hyatt, Singapore, Singapore

Project Finance Modelling

21 May 2012-23 May 2012 | InterContinental Grand Stanford Hotel, Hong Kong
Portfolio Performance Measurement and Attribution Analysis

21 May 2012-23 May 2012 | InterContinental Grand Stanford Hotel, Hong Kong
Advanced Bank Lending Under Stressed Economic Conditions

22 May 2012-25 May 2012 | InterContinental Grand Stanford Hotel, Hong Kong
Retail Banking: Multichannel Management in the Digital Era

23 May 2012-25 May 2012 | Hilton Hotel Singapore, Singapore

Opinion: Politics stifle New York’s chances of becoming a RMB hub

16 May 2012 | The US financial centre would be an ideal offshore renminbi hub, but bellicose political rhetoric against China means it will be unable to take advantage of this opportunity for a long time to come.
Opinion: India slides into stagflation

16 May 2012 | The Reserve Bank of India is struggling to manage potential stagflation, looming credit rating downgrades and a banking system at risk. And New Delhi isn’t helping.
Opinion: Danger for eurozone as CIC pulls plug on govvies

12 May 2012 | The Chinese sovereign wealth fund has stopped buying European government debt. As the crisis wears on, it will not be the last institutional investor to rebalance toward emerging markets.
Opinion: RMB – not a treasurer’s top choice for trade settlement

11 May 2012 | While China may have ambitions to fully internationalise the renminbi, multinational corporations are still disinclined to adopt the currency and are unlikely to change their minds anytime soon.