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Consolidation of its regional banks could provide a solution for some of the country’s biggest problems. Can the new prime minister pull this off?
Japan still lags much of the world it comes to gender equality. But bankers are leading the change.
The lines between business and politics are often blurred in southeast Asia. Just ask the prominent founders of Ikhlas Capital, a private equity firm boasting a network of contacts with the promise of huge opportunities – and occasional trouble.
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The last 12 months have tested the ability of banks and brokers to offer guidance during times of extreme volatility. HSBC has proved its worth. -
Lisa Robins is one of the most senior women in banking in Asia, a rare example of a global business head for a multinational bank being based in the region.
How should investors incorporate political risk into their view of asset markets?
Asiamoney’s Global RMB Poll invites corporations, financial institutions and institutional investors that have used RMB services through banks in Asia over the past 12 months to participate in an online survey
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