Where does Libor live in a bank? Why are banks in Asia not looking at Libor transition seriously? Which bank is racing ahead? It’s been an interesting couple of weeks for Libor transition watchers.
The Chinese nuclear giant chases a stake in a £15bn nuclear power on the Cumbrian coast, adding impetus to plans for a European treasury centre in London.
From a small Hong Kong office, a state-owned giant manages billions that bankroll global energy projects. Now, it's looking at taking its cash-pooling solutions global.
China’s top policymaker turns on the tap (again) for companies to sweep renminbi funds across borders via two-way renminbi cash pooling ... though it's not entirely clear how this differs from the existing regime.
With CBRC approval, the Chinese power generator’s in-house bank completes supply chain financing transactions involving both its own entity and a third party.
The Chinese firm had fewer than 180 days to put together the dollar liquidity to pay for GE’s home appliance business. Its trading head tells CT how it was done and why it now uses a specialist FX trading platform
High scores in the banking regulator’s benchmarking exercise are vital if an IHB is to win approval to expand its range of services. CT spoke to an SOE treasurer on how the process works.