Tag: global

Amid a strong bond market, the government is prioritising taxes, tax agreements and talent, to encourage more firms, including from Belt and Road countries, to set-up treasury centres in the SAR; proposals will be sent to LegCo in 2027.

After two promotions at the bank, Rizvi is moving from head of JANA corporate banking to global co-head corporate banking alongside Marcelo Marangon.

Killourhy, currently managing director of QBE Re, is set to succeed Inder Singh in January and will be based in Sydney.

China, India, Vietnam, Korea, Japan, Bangladesh, Malaysia, Taiwan, Cambodia, Thailand, Pakistan and Indonesia to be hit particularly hard by US tariffs on imports announced on April 2; many fear the move could spark a global trade war.

Cheryl Koh, Joanne Chong, Mark Chew and Zhang Liang join 13 other partners in the Lion City to help shape the firm globally.

The Asia business was honoured to mark the anniversary with a visit from Lord Heseltine who remains abundantly optimistic about the region’s advancement, and its prominent position on the global stage.

U.S. proposes changing the global tax system for corporates * OECD inks tax co-operation * Shanghai to build X-border RMB payment and clearing center * SGX revises calculation methodology *Thai ministry grants foreign institutions rights to issue baht-denominated bonds * And more.

The offshore subsidiary of China’s state-owned food processing company has hired the former treasurer of PPG Industries to aid its global expansion.

In the latest churn in leadership at RBS’ global transaction services (GTS), Carole Berndt, global head of RBS GTS, will leave the bank to be managing director for ANZ global transaction banking.

Alibaba and other private companies in China will be allowed to establish personal ratings system; The Reserve Bank of India extends Liquidity Coverage Ratio deadlines; and the Financial Accounting Standards Board revised income statement guidelines

The chance to place your mark on the latest OECD policy recommendations targeting transfer pricing is coming to an end.

Amid a host of anti-money laundering regulations, lenders are tightening the screws on cross-border payments. Treasurers in Hong Kong, for example, are being requested to supply detailed information on beneficiaries before payments are processed.