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  • Standard Chartered – leading the way in Asia, Africa and the Middle East
  • Strategically located in the centre of Sudirman's Business District in Jakarta, the Shangri-La Jakarta Hotel benefits from the newly configured road system, offering multidirectional access from all major business districts. Shangri-La Jakarta offers a unique blend of East and West within a harmonious and hospitable setting. In order to give the guests the most up-to-date technology, Shangri-La Jakarta is also equipped with wireless broadband Internet access throughout the hotel.
  • Situated in Jakarta's newly developed commercial area that has become the preferred location for diplomatic Embassies and stately residences, the hotel is one and half hour drive from Soekarno-Hatta, Jakarta International Airport.
  • Some of the world's largest global fund managers and pension funds claim to be impressed by Asia's economic growth, yet they only invest a tiny fraction of their total assets there. The region is plagued by regulatory opaqueness, market volatility and economic shocks, and must build a local institutional investor base to attract more foreign capital, write Richard Morrow and Joanne Gray.
  • As Hong Kong's Mandatory Provident Fund approaches its fifth birthday, the advent of open architecture is transforming the battlefield. Aradhna Dayal looks at the prospects for players and customers.
  • If there is one thing CalPERS is not worried about, it's being perceived as sanctimonious. The US's largest pension fund, with US$190 billion under management, CalPERS has a reputation for being very active as a shareholder, frequently calling out major companies on their corporate excesses. This judgmental attitude also, famously, extends to emerging markets.
  • The timing looked good for the government to privatize Telstra, but a bitter public stoush over regulation is damaging the prospects of a sale, writes Giles Parkinson.
  • Established on February 21st, 1957, Bank Central Asia or BCA now has almost half a century of experience. Surviving the Asian monetary crisis through the recapitalization program by the Indonesian government, BCA has now become the leading transaction bank in the country with more than six million loyal customers.
  • As the fourth-oldest bank in Indonesia, Bank NISP is now in its 64th year. During this time, the Bank has booked tremendous achievements in terms of financial performance and has earned numerous awards and acknowledgements.
  • Bank Bukopin has grown consistently since 1970 and has successfully maintained its financial stability.
  • Best Domestic Commercial Bank: Bank Danamon Best Domestic Equity House: Danareksa Securities Best Domestic Bond House: Trimegah Securities