Inside Asia’s whirlwind

Who's to blame for Asia's crisis? And what happens now? Nine of the region's movers and shakers give their views on the pace of change across the region, the part played by the Japanese banks, the future of Hong Kong's currency peg and the role of China.

* Norman Chan, deputy chief executive of the HKMA
* Michael Dee, managing director, Morgan Stanley
* Stuart Gulliver, treasurer of HongkongBank
* Donald Hanna, regional economist, Goldman Sachs
* Edmond Ip, executive director and general manager of finance, Cheung Kong
* Clement Kwok, finance director, MTR
* Brian Lippey, chief executive, Tokai Asia
* Alan Smith, vice-chairman, Credit Suisse First Boston Asia
* Richard Tsiang, director, Allard Capital
* HY Wong, treasurer of Airport Authority of Hong Kong
* Interviewer: Padraic Fallon, chairman and editor-in-chief, Euromoney Publications









What’s different about Asia’s crisis?

Brian Lippey: Asia is the last vestige of command economy, and what we’re seeing is the breakdown of the command economy.

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