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Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Adani’s Scandal: Huge Stock Loss For Shareholders
Despite Adani Group’s denial ofwrongdoing and debt prepayment in a couple of companies, banks and investors were not reassured.
Economics, Policy & Regulation
Japan Bank Governor Nominee Charts Own Course
Kazuo Uedawill have his plate full when he takes over in the spring, with the market keen to see whether—and how soon—he will deviate from his predecessors controversial policies.
Features
China Pumps Up The Panda Bond Market
With interest rates rising in the West, China hopes its falling interest rates will attractmultinationals to its domestic bond market.
News
China: Domestic Jetliner Takes Wing
China aims to challenge the Airbus-Boeing duopoly, an objective that was unthinkable a few years ago.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
India: Taxes On Acquisitions
Multiyear tax disputes with multinational companies have damaged India's business-friendly reputation.
News
Malaysia: Roller-Coaster Career Reaches New Peak
Malaysia's tenth Prime MinisterAnwar Ibrahim has gone from politics to jail and back to politics again.
News
Testing The eRupee
The Reserve Bank of India will issue and redeem the eRupee and the commercial banks will manage the distribution and payment services.
Awards
World’s Best Private Banks 2023: Asia-Pacific
Global Finance announces the best private banks in the Asia-Pacific region.
News
Indonesia: International Aid Helps In Carbon Reduction
Indonesia’s power sector emissions will peak by 2030 and reach net zero by 2050, about a decade ahead of schedule.
News
China: Security Above Growth
Chinese PresidentPresident Xi Jinping emphasized security over economic growth at the recent 20th Communist Party Congress.
News
Yen Loses Safe-Haven Status
The yen fell to its lowest level against the dollar in 32 years as the Bank of Japan continues to keep interest rates near zero while central banks around the world are raising rates to fight rising inflation.