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Economics, Policy & Regulation

Basel III Framework Faces Reworking

New trading rules face delays and revisions in US and Europe as regulators ease requirements amid industry pushback and competitiveness concerns.
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Economics, Policy & Regulation

SEC Mulls Semiannual Reporting

SEC weighs semiannual reporting, easing quarterly burden, aligning with global markets and potentially boosting IPO appeal for smaller US companies.
Sponsored Content

Bank of China Is Leading the Way in Green Finance

Bank of China is showing that “green” is the color of future development by fostering rapid growth in its green finance business and supporting a range of sustainable projects at home and abroad.

Features

Scandals Slow Private Credit Juggernaut

Leading private credit firms on Wall Street, including Blue Owl, Apollo Global Management, and BlackRock, are in choppy seas as share prices and private credit loans take a hit.

Transaction Banking

Shaping New Trade Corridors

War in Iran and US tariffs are destabilizing global trade. But commerce hasn’t slowed; it’s simply rerouting.
Sponsored Content

The Power of Partnership for Financial Institutions 

Partnership is essential for any institution seeking to capture the opportunities in Asia’s dynamic markets, especially in today’s rapidly evolving business landscape. Regional partners bring local knowledge, experience as well as access to new markets and customers.
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Economics, Policy & Regulation

The Dollar Dilemma

War, tariff volatility, and shifting capital flows challenge the global currency order—even as markets prove resilient.

Emerging & Frontier Markets

Taiwan: Powering Ahead

Taiwan’s booming economy looks to continue its growth, but heavy dependence on semiconductor exports is prompting concerns.
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