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Suppliers in Asia are still struggling to get access to credit. Financial innovation is making a difference, but corporate treasurers and financial institutions must play a role too.
The latest corporate Asian loan volumes and deal rankings in the region, provided by Dealogic as of Tuesday, November 3. The data is used as a guide of credit appetite amongst the region's lenders.
