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  • Asiamoney convened its inaugural Japan Algorithmic Trading Roundtable on May 23, at the Grand Hyatt Hotel in Tokyo. Credit Suisse, Merrill Lynch and Nikko Citigroup sponsored the event. It brought together leading buy- and side-sell protagonists from the Japanese equity markets in a wide-ranging discussion on the trading phenomenon which has grown rapidly in the United States and, more recently, Europe and which has started to flourish in Japan.
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  • Not content just to have China-centric port operations, Cosco Pacific is going global, even as it sells off some of the containers that have served it so well.
  • Thailand's stock market has underperformed the rest of the region for the past two years. While this could mean an opportunity for investors (with the country's equities offering some of the lowest multiples and highest yields in Asia), the uncertain political environment and slowdown in corporate earnings should temper any exuberance. Ben Davies reports.
  • "Focus on the eyes, make sure they have your attention, then start to move. Don't blink and they should go around you." This, according to a local based investment manager, is the secret to crossing a road in Ho Chi Minh City, the commercial and business hub in the south of Vietnam.
  • China's State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE) controls the largest pile of foreign reserves the world has ever seen. US treasuries have long been the country's investment of choice. Shifting the stash away from dependence on the US dollar, which is long-predicted to weaken, is being done very subtly. Elliot Wilson reports.
  • Increasing interest in trading regional currencies has created new means via which to tap these markets. Chris Wright reports.
  • PYI Corp is plugged into the heart of China's economic boom, operating port and cargo operations throughout the Yangtze River region.
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  • Asia's once-insurmountable barriers are becoming blurred, but the best financial institutions still stand out. ASIAMONEY polls regional analysts and investors to find the best homegrown banks and trading houses in Thailand.
  • The corporate experiences of business mogul Sukanto Tanoto encapsulates Indonesia in many ways, ranging from troubled attempts to recover from the Asian financial crisis to the potential to re-establish his company's reputation abroad. Nick Parsons reports.
  • Losses from the May earthquake in Java are calculated at US$3.1 billion, coal firm Bumi Resources looks to buy Energi Mega Persada, while BNP Paribas and Credit Suisse show interest in the giant Cepu oil field.