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If China is to meet its bold target of carbon neutrality in the next 40 years, it will need to focus on the sustainability of its cities – and look to real estate developers like Hang Lung Properties to show the way ...
Global trade stands to benefit from a pioneering move to digitise maritime freight documentation. With legal certainty over electronic versions of essential paperwork, shipping is set for a more sustainable future.
Beijing’s focus on driving homegrown innovation and domestically-led growth in the emerging Greater Bay Area (GBA) will lure foreign investors that are forward-thinking and keen to leverage sectors that will reap the ...
Mounting pressure from governments, investors and consumers for more clarity and transparency in supply chains will help align ethical standards and, in turn, drive greater competitiveness.
Rapid digitalisation has enabled corporates to manage the initial impact of the pandemic with minimal disruption. Now they must ensure new digital tools and technologies are fully integrated into their treasury ...
The impact of Covid-19 on the global economy has been unprecedented. Corporate debt is expected to soar by USD 1 trillion this year(1) as entire industries struggle for survival, while corporate treasurers now face ...
The coronavirus pandemic has empowered corporate treasurers to break barriers to modernising treasury management and collaborate with banks to overcome complex challenges of keeping businesses running amid unprecedent...
As the coronavirus pandemic presents new and complex challenges to keep businesses running amid lockdowns, corporate treasurers must prioritise the management of liquidity, technology and supply chains above all else.
Real-time banking solutions often fall short of the standards corporates expect especially during periods of stress. Creating innovative solutions to help corporates optimise liquidity and save costs, BNP Paribas ...
As treasurers take on a wider business role, they are not only expected to find ways to harmonise technology that supports core functions like cash and working capital, but become an overall centre for digital ...
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