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  • Asia
    THE TOP 10 - Model markets
    Property developers in Greater China are laying the foundations for considerable success. The region is home to nine of Asia's top 10 real estate firms. Chris Wright builds up a picture of the elite.
    November 10, 2006
  • Asia
    The unbundling bandwagon
    In the United Kingdom and increasingly the United States, the concept of unbundling costs to show clients just how their fees are being spent is gaining precedence. It's an issue that currently has limited impact in Asia, but it looks like an inevitable development. Richard Morrow reports on something that many clients see as a boon but some brokers view as a double-edged sword.
    November 10, 2006
  • Asia
    What policies should Japan's new administration adopt to inspire confidence in the country's financial markets and what advice can you give investors for the near future?
    Jesper Koll, Japan chief economist, Merrill Lynch
    November 10, 2006
  • Asia
    Wheels of fire - Bajaj Auto
    Pune-based Bajaj Auto is already India's largest domestic maker of motor scooters, but the company has ambitions well beyond that. Turned around in the 1990s by the highly respected Rahul Bajaj and his two sons, Sanjiv and Rajiv, Bajaj Auto aims to take on the big three Japanese motorbike makers – Honda, Suzuki and Yamaha – and beat them both in its domestic market and around the world.
    November 10, 2006
  • Asia
    Asia's finest financial minds
    ASIAMONEY speaks to the region's top analysts, salesperson and sales trader to find out what puts them ahead of the pack.
    November 10, 2006
  • Asia
    A post-honeymoon period
    The initial public offerings (IPOs) of Bank of China, China Construction Bank and Industrial and Commercial Bank of China were about a lot more than just raising an awful lot of money.
    November 10, 2006
  • Asia
    AUSTRALIA - Taking the plunge
    Financial services group Suncorp Metway made a splash when it agreed to purchase insurer Promina, suggesting it was conscious of being swallowed up itself. But how ripe the industry is for rationalization remains to be seen, with the intentions of the big players hard to predict. Giles Parkinson reports on the ripple effects of the mega-deal.
    November 10, 2006
  • Asia
    Banking on growth
    Newly flush with cash, China's big three banks are plotting their expansion prospects, domestically and overseas. But they will have to plan carefully if they want to avoid cultural and business conflicts. Elliot Wilson charts the potential strategies of these aggressive Chinese institutions.
    November 10, 2006
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    BROKERS POLL 2006 - Asia's equity race (regional and countries results)
    Nimble hedge funds are playing an increasingly important role in the region's accelerating equity markets, so ASIAMONEY made a special effort this year to gauge their managers' input for our annual Brokers Poll. Here, our highest-ever calibre of respondents reveal which of Asia's brokers are the very best.
    November 10, 2006
  • Asia
    Champion brokers take stock
    The region's domestic brokerages may lack the resources of their international brethren, but they are adept at using their extensive local market knowledge to compete effectively. And they're not content to sit on their laurels either.
    November 10, 2006
  • Asia
    CHINA - Developing debt
    China's long-term bond market is an integral part of its continued financial prosperity, but it still has a lot to do. Regulatory turf wars and a desire to lend cheaply to state companies are holding the sector back, writes Elliot Wilson.
    November 10, 2006
  • Asia
    Computer whizz
    Yang Yuanqing and Lenovo's tried and tested relationship stretches back to 1989, when he joined the company (then known as Legend) after gaining a Master's degree in computer science from China's University of Science and Technology.
    November 10, 2006
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