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  • Asia
    Malaysia's brokers get the blues
    Malaysia is no longer an attractive proposition for fund managers. In fact it's a dirty word. Will the introduction of new corporate governance codes on June 1 – the strictest in Asia – restore faith in the country's companies? Or have foreign investors simply had enough? Matthew Montagu-Pollock reports.
    April 01, 2001
  • Asia
    The fight against obscurity
    Australia's government has put considerable effort into promoting the country as a global financial centre. Yet its top blue chips are intent on exploring financial opportunities elsewhere. With a rash of home-grown companies opting for dual listings and others weighing up overseas domicile, could Australia instead be facing the spectre of a branch office economy? Fiona Haddock reports.
    April 01, 2001
  • Asia
    Talking Wahid out of trouble
    Talkshow host, financial publisher and website guru Wimar Witoelar was on the point of retirement late last year when he got the call from Indonesian president Abdurrahman Wahid. The beleaguered leader was desperate for a trustworthy press spokesman to improve his image. Asiamoney lunches with the man behind one of the most challenging spin jobs in the world.
    April 01, 2001
  • Asia
    TREASURY POLL 2001 - What clients want from forex banks
    HSBC regains its crown as the leading foreign exchange house in the region – but its perennial rival Citibank remains the most respected derivatives bank. By Olivia Chow and Robert Law.
    April 01, 2001
  • Asia
    Unique dual role paves way for future
    Kenton Farrow is head of the Australian Financial Markets Association and the Securities and Derivatives Industry Association – a division of responsibilities that is unique in the world's financial markets. He insists there's no conflict and that this is the way of the future. By Chris Wright.
    April 01, 2001
  • Asia
    BANKING - The good, the bad and the simply greedy
    Having money is simple, say those who have it. The difficult part is finding a good banker to help that money grow. Pauline Loong looks at how some wealthy people choose their financial managers, listens to their complaints, and receives some suggestions from professionals on how best to invest in these uncertain days.
    April 01, 2001
  • Asia
    Banking on continuity
    The bank consolidation measures set in stone by Bank Negara Malaysia's recently released Financial Sector Masterplan have unleashed a wave of fear and speculation in the country's banking sector. Which banks stand to loose out? Matthew Montagu-Pollock reports.
    April 01, 2001
  • Asia
    Banking on continuity
    The bank consolidation measures set in stone by Bank Negara Malaysia's recently released Financial Sector Masterplan have unleashed a wave of fear and speculation in the country's banking sector. Which banks stand to loose out? Matthew Montagu-Pollock reports.
    April 01, 2001
  • Asia
    Capital markets masterplan sets precedent
    The Capital Markets Masterplan released by Malaysia's Securities Commission in February is a breath of fresh air. The document represents in detail the views of some of the country's most progressive financial reformers. Matthew Montagu-Pollock reports.
    April 01, 2001
  • Asia
    Capital markets masterplan sets precedent
    The Capital Markets Masterplan released by Malaysia's Securities Commission in February is a breath of fresh air. The document represents in detail the views of some of the country's most progressive financial reformers. Matthew Montagu-Pollock reports.
    April 01, 2001
  • Asia
    Clouds mass over Malaysia
    The sparkle emanating from newly revamped downtown Kuala Lumpur is only a sheen. Although foreign investment remains strong, sluggish growth, a declining economy and the rekindling of racial tensions indicate that Malaysia has not truly shed its financial and political woes. Matthew Montagu-Pollock reports.
    April 01, 2001
  • Asia
    DBS pushes Singapore market further open
    Another landmark from DBS sees Singapore become the first Asian nation to allow its banks to issue hybrid tier one capital. It gives DBS a useful capital management tool and shows an accommodating attitude in Singapore. By Chris Wright.
    April 01, 2001
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