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The days of paying in US dollars between corporate treasuries in four ASEAN countries could soon be numbered following an agreement between Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines
A new report highlights how China's increased focus on environmental protection is credit negative for companies – and coal, steel, petrochemical and nonferrous metal sectors are in the crosshairs
Close-out netting derivatives get an update; Singapore to ‘ring-fence’ e-wallet deposits; MAS KYC plan ‘in a coma’; China’s new AML/CFT laws aimed at online FIs
CT kicks off its new weekly column on treasury gossip with a look at “Safe’s roadshow” to promote RMB bonds from non-Chinese issuers, and a book on Buddhism that’s shaping up as the new management Bible.
Latest survey shows corporate treasurers in the US are not only ready to bring trapped cash back home, they're about to update their TMS and widen their portfolios
In a world of volatile commodity prices and giddying currency fluctuations, hedging and derivatives make sense. But could your hedge be increasing your exposure?
Asia’s most senior treasurers and CFOs, including those from GE, AIA, and Burberry, joined CT and HSBC Global Asset Management in outlining the most sensible ways to combat excess liquidity within heavily regulated ...
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