Non-deliverable forward contracts (NDFs) have been an important tool for managing emerging market currency exposures. CT explores how a new instrument in Indonesia could give new depth to the market
From Kasikornbank in Thailand to HDFC in India, large corporates increasingly turn to local Asian banks over global players to meet their corporate banking needs in Asian markets.
Part of the ‘second wave’ of IFRS9 late adopters, Indonesia is finding that time is running out even on its extended 2020 deadline. A European fintech provider, however, says its software could make it smoother.
New regulations have put the future of notional pooling in question. But Asia's capital controls mean treasurers at some multinationals still see it as key to handling trapped cash in the region.
The French MNC worked with BNP Paribas – with which it shared the CT award for best payment strategy of 2017 – on streamlining a series of recently acquired entities.
When it comes to running an airline, having money on hand is the alpha and omega of every national carrier. Garuda explains how it worked with BNP Paribas to keep its fleet at its peak.
From China to Indonesia, Korea and Japan, 2018 will see a changing of the regulatory guard. Will it make a real difference or is it a case of plus ca change?
In an effort to reduce reliance on US dollars, Southeast Asian neighbours launch new framework to facilitate corporate access to all three currencies in their local market
Experience might be the best teacher, but when it comes to new accounting standards everyone is in uncharted territory. CT asked Indonesia’s largest telco how it was managing the transition to IFRS15
