Carlos Dominguez: Steering well in the storm
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After a relatively smooth year in 2017, the financial secretary of the Philippines proposed drastic reform last year over the way government approves and allocates its budget with an aim to support long-term economic growth.
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Why Mulyani Indrawati is again Asia’s best finmin
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Jakarta's move to double down on Mulyani Indrawati bears fruit yet again as she stays top of the Asian finance minister pile for the third year in a row.
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Philippines rate hikes to be “data driven”, says incoming central banker
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At a recent media conference, incoming Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) governor, Felipe Medalla, stressed the bank’s focus on stabilising inflation, and does not rule out more aggressive policy tightening.
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Exclusive interview: Felipe Medalla, Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas governor
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Newly appointed Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) governor, Felipe Medalla, tells FinanceAsia about balancing different macroeconomic objectives and choosing the right policy in the face of supply side shocks.
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HKEX plans Riyadh office as Saudi Exchange launches two Hong Kong ETFs
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The planned launch of the office in 2025 comes as the Saudi Exchange starts hosting the first ETFs tracking Hong Kong funds.
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Tim Chang appointed ANZ China’s director, corporate finance
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Chang, who joined ANZ in 2012, will relocate from Singapore to Shanghai, and will start the role on November 18.
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WEBINAR: Is fixed income ready for a new reality?
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High and rising inflation continues to pose challenges for fixed income instruments. Coupled with complex and rapidly-changing societies, economies and the environment, investors need more choice and flexibility to achieve both protection and performance.

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4th China Fixed Income Summit 2022
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To mark FinanceAsia's first in-person event since 2019, issuers, investors and other key market players at this 4th annual conference will discuss and debate the many faces of fixed income in China.
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FinanceAsia Achievement Awards 2023: The rationale behind Asia’s best houses
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Read the rationale behind the winners of the best houses in Asia for the FinanceAsia Achievement Awards 2023.
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FinanceAsia Asia’s Best Companies 2023
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Every year, FinanceAsia publishes a highly recognised benchmark of Asia's best companies, made by asking influential investors and analysts to nominate Asian companies that are leading in their sector. We invite our readers to participate by nominating any Asia-based publicly-listed company that is leading in its sector. It might be that the company impresses in ...

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