Blockchain? Libor? IFRS 9? What's a treasurer to do? CT takes a look at the best-read stories of 2018 as we wish all our readers a Merry Christmas and a very prosperous New Year
China squares up to bond villains; India allows foreign corporates to deal in commodity derivatives; MAS moves on enforcement; China, Singapore deepen fintech ties; Malaysia eases sukuk regulations.
International trade sounds glamourous, but often entails enough paperwork to sink a battleship. CT speaks to Bolero which fixed the first electronic bill of lading for a Taiwanese shipper.
It's not just Twitter and Facebook: a new survey from the American Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai shows VPN policy is causing trouble for 56% of foreign companies operating in China.
Do it once, do it well has always been the tradesman’s motto. Corporates looking for a similar KYC gold standard may have found it in JP Morgan’s new Data Once platform
With a major infrastructure upgrade that includes a new runway, Auckland Airport has taken on fresh debt … and a new treasury management system from Visual Risk to organise it.
One of the most far-ranging changes to data protection sailed quietly into force last month. CT looks at what corporate treasuries will have to tussle with.
From the PBOC’s currency cuts to the lessons of Samsung, we look at some of the stories that most affected corporate treasurers across the region this year
Social media giant will bring in an army of 20,000 people to sift through what its algorithms used to do. Critics say this not only shows the limits of AI but the need for regulation.
A China treasury specialist gives his take on one of the industry's burning issues: liquidity and cash management in a shifting technological landscape.