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Spotting opportunity in Southeast Asia’s capital markets
Southeast Asia’s capital markets are buzzing, making them hot favourites with global investors. But be warned: some big obstacles are expected in the months ahead, testing the ability of issuers and investment banks to get deals over the line.
The abrupt departure of the US NGO fund from military-run Myanmar leaves a vacuum for microfinanciers.
How Amartha is tackling Indonesia’s financial inclusion problem
Indonesia was recently re-ranked by the World Bank as an upper middle-income country, even though as many as 100 million Indonesians remain unbanked. Andi Taufan Garuda Putra tells Asiamoney how his Amartha microlending platform is bringing them into the financial system.
Where India’s payments infrastructure goes next
Two new platforms show how India is building on top of its digital foundations.
The abrupt departure of the US NGO fund from military-run Myanmar leaves a vacuum for microfinanciers.
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AWARDS | MPU2
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Which banks in each market have excelled across a range of core banking activities over the past 12 months? -
Business in the Greater Bay Area has declined in the past three years because of Covid restrictions. But firms that had made the GBA a core part of their business strategy persevered – and remain well-positioned to capture fresh opportunities arising from China’s reopening. In the 2023 awards, Asiamoney identifies the banks and brokers leading the way across different products in the GBA
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The Asiamoney private banking awards recognise the institutions that were critical to the region's wealthy individuals and families, helping them navigate the worst of the volatility of the past year.
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Which banks in each market have excelled across a range of core banking activities over the past 12 months?
POLLS - Latest | Vote now | Related features
POLLS - Latest | Vote now | Related features
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The Asia’s Outstanding Companies Poll is designed to acknowledge the listed companies that have excelled in areas such as financial performance, management team excellence, investor relations and CSR initiatives
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The 2023 Euromoney-Asiamoney Trade Finance Survey identifies the leading providers of trade finance products and services in Asia
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Asia’s best cash management banks are revealed in a survey from Asiamoney and its sister publication Euromoney
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Asiamoney’s 2022 Brokers Poll reveals the names of the brokerages, strategists and analysts that made an impact during a difficult year
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Asiamoney’s FX rankings, derived from sister publication Euromoney’s flagship global FX survey, identify the leading providers of foreign exchange trading services. In the 2022 survey, Euromoney received 1,062 valid responses from consumers of FX liquidity, representing total FX consumption of $99.06 trillion in the calendar year 2021
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The Asia’s Outstanding Companies Poll is designed to acknowledge the listed companies that have excelled in areas such as financial performance, management team excellence, investor relations and CSR initiatives
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Sponsored by UBLThe mobile-savvy customer is king at United Bank Limited. Having created Pakistan’s top banking app following a radical digital revamp, the bank now leads adoption of cutting edge tech, such as AI and machine learning, to create services that fit seamlessly into digitally literate people’s lives.
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Sponsored by OCBC BankThe significant acceleration in the digital transformation of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) – the engine of the global and Southeast Asian economies – in recent years is expected to drive higher revenues and increase productivity, supporting economic growth and development in the region. Christie Chu, head of emerging business and commercial banking cash, global commercial banking at OCBC Bank, explores how SMEs are navigating the opportunities and challenges in digitalisation, and how the bank is supporting them in their efforts.
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Sponsored Standard CharteredEarlier this year Standard Chartered opened its Greater Bay Area Centre in Guangzhou, strengthening the bank’s on-the-ground presence and commitment to the economic region. Serving the cross-border needs of clients across consumer, private, business, corporate, commercial, and institutional banking, the centre is at the vanguard of the bank’s push in China, says Anthony Lin, CEO, the Greater Bay Area at Standard Chartered.
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