International cash management review 2010: ICM services in Asia-Pacific

Asia-Pacific was until recently relatively under-developed in terms of the cash management services available, despite some of the major international cash management banks having had a presence in the region for many years. It is now fast becoming one of the most competitive markets for cash management. Three of the largest Chinese banks, Agricultural Bank of China, Bank of Communications and ICBC, are expanding their cash management services across the region and several of the world’s largest cash management banks are focusing their attention on the area, attracted by potential new business from some of the fastest-growing companies in the world.

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Euromoney’s annual survey of the ICM services available in the Asia-Pacific region covers 11 banks: Agricultural Bank of China, Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Bank of Communications, BNP Paribas, Citi, Deutsche Bank, HSBC, ICBC, JP Morgan, RBS and Standard Chartered Bank. The survey results given in Table 5 show: (click here to see Table 5: International cash management services in Asia Pacific 2010)

  • differing ICM strategies for the region, from aiming to be the leading treasury integrated solutions provider in the Greater China region, to helping clients optimize working capital and expand their businesses within Asia and to other regions

  • Standard Chartered has the widest country coverage with 21, HSBC a close rival with 20, followed by Citi with 18

  • Standard Chartered Bank has the...

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