China Resumes IPOs As Stock Market Revives
China’s securities regulator said on Friday it would resume initial public offerings (IPOs) in China, lifting a suspension put into effect in July.
Asia-Pacific Travelers Taking More Trips than Anyone Else in the World
Travelers from Asia-Pacific are filling up their passport pages at a faster rate than their global counterparts and are now leading the world in leisure travel
Hawksford Strengthens Asian Team with Three Strategic Appointments
Eighteen months after establishing a presence in Asia and following substantive growth, Hawksford is strengthening its commitment in Asian markets by increasing the size of its team.
The Rise of Fintech in Asia: What does this mean for the Region’s Banks?
The financial services market in Asia continues to grow, especially in Hong Kong where start-up fintech organisations are slowly but surely taking off.
ARCADIS Win Exclusive Sustainability Contract with HSBC
ARCADIS has announced that it has won a significant five year contract to provide global programme management and regional delivery of the global capital expenditure programme by HSBC.
The Real FinTech Capitals of the World
The Payments Innovation Jury Report has revealed that CEOs and founders of 40 of the sector’s most prominent firms think Africa and Asia houses the FinTech capitals of the world.
2C2P Transforms Electronic Bill Payment in Myanmar
2C2P, a leading Southeast Asian (SEA) payment services provider, and Myanmar Payment Union (MPU), the national payment network of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar, have launched Myanmar’s first electronic bill payment solution, easyBills.
Diversity is Key as Jersey Firms Explore Opportunities in China at Inaugural Forum
The first ever ‘China Jersey Business Forum’, held on 28 April at the brand new China Construction Bank offices in London, was attended by around 60 business leaders from China and Jersey.
Asian Companies to Look Towards Southeast Asia for Long-Term Business
The business landscape in Asia will change significantly over the next decade, as companies in the region focus more on new growth opportunities in countries such as Myanmar, Vietnam and Thailand, and less on China.
Chinese Property: Seeing Through the Fog
The first whispers of worry about a Chinese property bubble surfaced in late 2009. Since then, the local real estate market has quickened and slowed in line with government measures to stoke or cool the market, but has never crashed.
