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They say that crime never pays, but the corporate world has also been known for a whatever-it-takes ethos that says corruption can seal the deal. A new report lifts the lid on a murky world.
China’s X-border transaction curbs are hindering companies that want to pay off debt offshore and increasing their appetite for X-border guarantee financing. But firms must play nice and not step across the line.
The People’s Bank of China (PBoC) set its reference rate for the renminbi against the US dollar at a five-year low of Rmb6.5693. CT asks experts how this will impact global markets, corporates and working capital.
HSBC’s strategic push to Asia promises explicit investment in transaction banking platforms and lending rates set to undercut existing lenders*, but the shift will be far less substantial than presumed.
Data from East & Partners shows a 13.2% drop in export loans in Australia in the period from 2012 through 2014 and is said to pose a challenge for Australian banks.
Approval and registration standards of China’s State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE) cross-border guarantee financing scheme just got a whole lot easier.