Crafting a sustainable and robust ecosystem

Awards / Treasury & Capital Markets

The Asset reveals the North Asia winners of the Triple A Treasury, Trade, SSC and Risk Management Awards 2022 and highlights key trends in the region

The Asset 25 May 2022

Conversation

Nicole Lim

investment analyst - ESG, fixed income

abrdn

- JOINED THE EVENT -

Webinar

APAC Climate Change Progress & Obstacles in 2022

View Highlights

Conversation

Danielle Welsh-Rose

head of the Sustainability Institute, APAC, and ESG investment director, Asia Pacific

abrdn

- JOINED THE EVENT -

Webinar

APAC Climate Change Progress & Obstacles in 2022

View Highlights

Sponsored by Nomura

China’s Net Zero Goal: the Decarbonization Path

What will it take for the world’s biggest energy consumer to reach net zero by 2060?

2 May 2022

Treasury & Capital Markets / Viewpoint

Inflation as a political power play gone wrong

A half-century long strategy, led by corporations, Wall Street, governments, and central banks, is coming undone. As a result, the West’s authorities now face an impossible choice: push conglomerates and states into cascading bankruptcies or allow inflation to go unchecked

Treasury & Capital Markets / On The Move

Houlihan Lokey appoints senior adviser

Houlihan Lokey, Inc., a global investment bank based in Los Angeles, California, has appointed Zili Shao as senior adviser as the firm looks to further develop its financial restructuring business in Greater China.

TechTalk / Treasury & Capital Markets

China’s e-commerce shopping festival posts robust sales

Even as China’s slowing economy and tightened Covid-19 restrictions continued to dampen consumer sentiment, e-commerce platforms and consumers came out in full force for this year’s June 18th Shopping Festival, the country’s largest mid-year online shopping event.The B2C affair saw total turnover of 695.9 billion yuan (US$103.7 billion), up 13.5% from last year, according to market data.

Treasury & Capital Markets / Viewpoint

Fact-checking deglobalization narrative

If governments get it right, a more subdued, but also more sustainable and longer-lasting kind of globalization will emerge. And in an open and growing world economy, peddlers of deglobalization theories will find it easier to change jobs and re-skill

Treasury & Capital Markets / Viewpoint

It’s the inflation, stupid

Dangerously high inflation has left Americans deeply dissatisfied with the economy and likely to punish the Democrats in this year’s midterm elections. US President Joe Biden would be wise to follow the example of his predecessor Bill Clinton, lest he end up sharing a political fate similar to Jimmy Carter's

🍪 This website uses cookies.

Sign in or register for free to view content

Sign in