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China, Taiwan investors poised as cross-strait hurdles go
07-07-2009
SOME investors are jumping the gun as they sense a loosening of Taiwan Government policy on cross-straits investment. Legislative hurdles are beginning to go . . .....
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Price competition back in trade finance sector
25-06-2009
 LOCAL banks are starting to become aggressive in China, Taiwan and India as provision of trade finance facilities becomes an area of choice for those banks wanting to deploy assets . . ....
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Eco-car leads way for Thai investment push
25-06-2009
Thailand is moving to protect its tourism industry – while launching a number of offshore road-shows to attract investors into six prefered sectors. . .....
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ANZ launches its new global branding in Asia
25-06-2009
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Generics offer huge boost for Pharma firms
12-06-2009
SWEEPING regulatory reforms are being introduced to the pharmaceutical industry across Asia. Manufacturers are poised to pick up a major share of the burgeoning global generic drug market .......
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Australia/ASEAN/NZ FTA for sign-off soon
12-06-2009
AUSTRALIA hopes that a new Australia-ASEAN-New Zealand Free Trade Agree-ment can be implemented in the second half of this year – and is looking to further benefits when ASEAN forges a single economic community, possibly by 2015 . . .....
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Urban projects, hotels drive consulting market
20-05-2009
 THE MARKET is not all gloom. Australian consultants Page Kirkland have won two major urban development projects in China, brought forward by Government stimulus packages. The firm is also winning work on new hotel and resort developments in Thailand . . .....
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US puts trade partners under the microsope
20-05-2009
 CHINA is trending towards a less open trade regime, according to a US Trade Report, which says transparency remains a core concern across virtually all services and industry sectors . . ....
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Indonesia's new mining laws raise more doubts
20-05-2009
 MAJOR questions will continue to be asked by foreign miners until the implementation regulations of Indonesia’s new mining law are spelled out. Greater certainty of investment would make financing easier . . .....
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Malaysia’s CIMB gears for global role
06-05-2009
 THERE is probably US$2 trillion in liquid cash globally available to be invested – and even if 10 per cent of that is chasing Shari’ah compliant investment, it is a sizeable amount, says Badlisyah Abdul Ghani, CEO of Malaysia’s CIMB Islamic Bank. He explains why Islamic banking is growing globally – and why more governments are legislating to allow Shari’ah products to be marketed alongside the conventional banking sector. Muslims are under-served, he says . . ....
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India in poll mode pitches for 7.1 % growth for 2009-10
01-05-2009
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Asian consumers lifting sales of house brands
01-05-2009
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Australia pushing on to clinch an ASEAN FTA
01-05-2009
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China re-works the rules on M&A deals
08-04-2009
 CHINA is increasing its oversight of the corporate sector, and, to remove any regulatory uncertainties, foreign companies may be well advised to seek official approval before they commit to any new M&A deals, says Shanghai-based lawyer, Martyn Huckerby....
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ASIA’S NEXT ECONOMIC CYCLE
08-04-2009
 SOME Southeast Asian countries will emerge stronger from the current global economic crisis, but small, open economies like Singapore and Hong Kong may find the going tougher....
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