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    CASH MANAGEMENT POLL - A match to rankle bankers
    This year's Cash Management poll disgruntled those banks that dropped down the rankings, while the winners felt recognition of their performance was merited due to service platforms that emphasize quality as well as quantity. Simon Parry reports.
    August 08, 2006
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    Catering to Japanese tastes
    Most of Asia's biggest equity issues of late have included POWLs (public offerings without listing), served up solely for retail investors in Japan. These tranches are likely to be included in deals to come, including the Industrial Commercial Bank of China's IPO. But is it becoming an outdated mechanism when Asian liquidity flows are so strong? Richard Morrow reports.
    August 08, 2006
  • Asia
    CEO INTERVIEW - Cruising altitude
    Not so long ago, William Heinecke was best known for his love of vintage cars and his scuba-diving exploits. These days, his two Thai-listed companies-Minor Corp and Minor International have propelled the group into the Forbes list of the world's top 200 small companies and their founder into the big league. Heinecke, who is just back from the Maldives, speaks to Asiamoney about his businesses and their growth prospects.
    August 08, 2006
  • Asia
    Chasing choked highways in China
    China Merchants Group has exposure to many types of infrastructure, but its toll road ownership is one of the most promising areas of growth.
    August 08, 2006
  • Asia
    CONVERTIBILITY - The Asian currency conundrum
    Full convertibility remains an ongoing issue for regional heavyweights India and China. But as history shows, becoming fully integrated into the global foreign-exchange system is a long process, and one that's fraught with implications. Chris Wright reports.
    August 08, 2006
  • Asia
    China's property bombshell
    Scared by rising property prices, China has introduced a new set of rules to curb foreign investor participation. But the rules are so strict that they risk cutting foreign property investments to a trickle and throttling the country's REIT market in its infancy, writes Elliot Wilson.
    August 08, 2006
  • Asia
    Despite huge foreign interest, the Thailand Stock Exchange remains one of the worst performing bourses in Asia
    Will the market pick up steam or continue to languish, and which stocks are due to rise?
    August 08, 2006
  • Asia
    EBS - the electronic giant
    EBS is as big as it gets in electronic foreign exchange. In May, it hit a new record for spot foreign-exchange trading: US$258.6 billion in a day across 128,532 trades. On an average day it handles US$130 billion in trades on top of 700,000 ounces of gold and seven million ounces of silver transactions.
    August 08, 2006
  • Asia
    ECONOMY - So much more than a figurehead
    Thailand is celebrating the 60th anniversary of King Bhumibol Adulyadej's accession to the throne. Under his reign, the country has transformed from an agrarian nation to one of Asia's most important economic and industrialized powers. Ben Davies reports.
    August 08, 2006
  • Asia
    EGAT – The buck stops where?
    After the collapse of what should have been the biggest and most important IPO in Thailand's history, Ben Davies goes behind to scenes to find out why the privatization, talked of for so long, ended up in such a mess. And who is ultimately to blame?
    August 08, 2006
  • Asia
    THAILAND - Building a new platform for growth
    Infrastructure development is being touted as the new engine for the Thai economy and a long-term solution to its crowded roads and other logistical bottlenecks. Ben Davies looks at a country with an unhappy history of 'mega-projects' and asks whether the politicians can deliver this time.
    August 08, 2006
  • Asia
    Thailand's best managed companies
    PTT Public Co gains the plaudits for Thailand's best large-cap corporate of the past year, while Thai Union Frozen Products and Asian Property Development secure best medium-cap and best small-cap corporates.
    August 08, 2006
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