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China’s asset management industry barely existed 20 years ago. By 2030 it will be the world’s second largest. There are myriad ways for foreign firms to get it right – and horribly wrong. Here are Euromoney’s precepts for a better chance of winning – and avoiding failure.
Yellen’s nomination will help president-elect Biden reach across the aisle and gather Republican support for urgently needed fresh stimulus.
As the rest of the world’s central banks try to catch up with China, one can only wonder about the potential of programmable money
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Real estate investment trusts are the mainstay of Singapore listings, a rare example of liquidity and foreign interest in a dull local bourse. Two contrasting mergers reveal where the market goes from here. -
Post-2008 accounting standards rely on the judgements of the banks, but after Covid-19, European banks cannot afford to provision for writeoffs in the same way as their US counterparts.
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David Marks, chairman of FIG DCM at JPMorgan, explores risk appetite at the bottom of the bank capital stack
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Lockdowns have placed enormous pressure on the corporate world, says Goldman Sachs' Jonny Fine
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Atsuhiko Sakamoto, at Blackstone in Japan, explains the lure of this market for private equity
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João Vitor Menin, chief executive of Banco Inter, is planning an app-based banking revolution
Euromoney’s futurologist Mystic Maca gets on a Zoom call with next year, when markets return to a version of normality.
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