Country Report
Taiwan: Raking In The Chips
As the world’s leading semiconductor manufacturer, Taiwan is on course for significant growth.
Author: Jonathan Rogers
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News
Russian Debt: The New Gamble
Some opportunists see profits in the Ukraine conflict, but creditors already face losses, and the possibility of defaults looms.
Features
World’s Best Private Banks 2022: Asia Pacific
Dramatic growth meets rising regulations and diverse demands.
News
Atkin To Helm PRI
The PRI, founded in 2006, supports a network of more than 4,300 signatories that represent more than $121 trillion of assets under management.
Economics, Policy & Regulation
Central Banker Report Cards 2021: The Art Of Timing
As economies start to grow again, central bankers face the tricky question of when to ease off the gas—or even tap the brakes.
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World’s Best Subcustodian Banks 2021
Subcustodians have provided much needed stability during the pandemic. Global Finance recognizes the best from around the globe.
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World’s Best Banks 2021: Asia Pacific
The Best Banks in Asia Pacific sped up digital efforts to meet the crisis.
Emerging & Frontier Markets
Small Business, Big Challenge
Developing-market SMEs, which have long competed for funding against bigger corporates, are counting on help from governments and multilateral lenders to keep afloat.
Award Winners
World’s Best Private Banks 2021: Asia-Pacific
Asia’s HNWIs are a sophisticated and fast-growing market—and banks have noticed.
Features
Hin Leong’s Collapse Sends Shockwaves Through Singapore
Negative oil prices weren't the only factor that doomedHin Leong.
News
US Answers Chinas Belt And Road With Blue Dot
The US is using soft power to compete with China's ambitious global infrastructure initiative.
Features
World Bank And Philippines Issue Asia’s First Sovereign CAT Bond
The Philippines is getting some financial protection against damage caused by natural disasters.