Asia Pacific
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A Mercer study shows Singapore’s pensions system’s sustainability ranking higher than that of Canada
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A fund passport system would allow Asian mutual fund schemes to be sold across borders -
The World Bank has approved aid for a power plant project in Myanmar aimed at boosting electricity production in one of Asia's poorest countries
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China’s RMB350 billion currency swap line with the ECB is seen as a major step forward in Beijing’s plans to internationalize the renminbi
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Emerging market debt has given everyone a fright during the summer, but experts say the asset class will be just fine
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The first two arrows in Japan’s expansionary policy have been a success. The third is proving more elusive
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A large outflow of Chinese money would send stock markets and real estate prices in the US soaring
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The old model that pushed China’s growth has disappeared. Creating a new one will be far from easy
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Global bond issuers and investors crave larger and longer-dated dim sum debt, but China’s SOEs have been slow to lead the way. Aspiring offshore RMB hubs should take the matter into their own hands.
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In this week’s roundup of offshore renminbi news, Hong Kong regulators seek new CNY conversion quotas, renminbi-denominated payments are on the decline, and foreign banks are slow to enter Shanghai’s free trade zone.
