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Where does the fallout from the Adani crisis take India now?
A two-week period saw Adani Group attacked by a short seller, abandon a $2.5 billion share offer and lose $100 billion in market value. What next? And what does it mean for Modi’s India?
From 1990s economic superstar to jail and now finally to the top job, Malaysia’s prime minister has had an extraordinary political journey. Now that Anwar Ibrahim is finally the boss, can he fix Malaysia’s many problems?
South Korea takes its place on the frontlines of financial chaos
The Korean government and the central bank will have their work cut out for them in 2023. They must overcome a loss of trust and criticisms over raising rates too quickly if they want to keep the economy humming and avoid a new crisis.
Mongolia’s careful balancing act adds to growth potential
Being stuck between Russia and China has never put more pressure on Mongolia than in the past year. But the authorities and banks are making the best of a near-impossible situation – and succeeding in the process.
From 1990s economic superstar to jail and now finally to the top job, Malaysia’s prime minister has had an extraordinary political journey. Now that Anwar Ibrahim is finally the boss, can he fix Malaysia’s many problems?
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Asian securities houses enjoyed opportunities for growth over the past year thanks to a pick-up in primary deal flow and buoyant secondary trading in most markets across the region. Asiamoney selects firms that not only made the most of the turnaround but also positioned themselves for the ensuing volatility
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In the second year of Asiamoney’s best bank awards for the Greater Bay Area, an ambitious project linking nine cities in mainland China with Hong Kong and Macau, we unveil the leading banks in the region across seven categories
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POLLS - Latest | Vote now | Related features
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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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Find out which banks in Asia rank top in the latest Euromoney-Asiamoney Trade Finance Survey for 2022
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After another remarkable year, Asiamoney’s 2021 Brokers Poll reveals the brokerages that have made an impact in the market
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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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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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Asiamoney’s FX rankings, derived from sister publication Euromoney’s flagship global FX survey, identify the leading providers of foreign exchange trading services. We asked close to 1,870 of their clients in Asia to tell us the best in the business – and these firms came out on top
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Asiamoney’s Leaders for Women survey recognises the banks that have done the most to encourage women in the workplace across Asia’s financial markets
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The outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic and the fall in the use of the renminbi globally at the end of last year meant firms had their work cut out for them. In its latest poll, Asiamoney identifies which service providers stood out in the renminbi market
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Find out which banks in Asia rank top in the Euromoney-Asiamoney Trade Finance Survey 2021
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