Foreign Exchange
How real-time trading rocks the Asian forex boat
How real-time trading rocks the Asian forex boat
Bank Mandiri, Doha Bank, and UOB share their insights on how new platforms and technologies are changing the way they do forex.
How does China's underground bank crackdown impact Hong Kong's remittance services?
Faster outlflows to Hong Kong is expected as clampdown fears escalate.
DBS' profits to increase by up to 4% on the back of a stronger USD
It has the largest USD loan exposure at 33%.
Which Singapore bank will be hit the hardest by USD strength?
Its profits could decline by up to 1.7%.
Japanese banks and US$ liquidity: Squeezed between expensive deposits and the BoJ
For the last few years, Japanese banks have aggressively expanded their assets overseas, which has helped increased their stubbornly low profitability...
Fintechs give banks a run for their money, leverage on cryptocurrencies to cut costs in FX remittances
Find out what UOB, Krungsri, RHB, and KBANK have to say.
Asian central banks brace for Brexit fallout as markets wobble
Regulators are prepared to inject additional liquidity.
South Korea overhauls capital control rules, tells banks to prepare for sudden outflows
Forex regulations will be eased.
FX markets moving from OTC to a more exchange-like market: Krungsri
Asian central banks are moving towards relaxation in FX control.
What role will banks play to expand the FX futures market?
FX Futures is another way to handle credit charge issue, says KBANK.
Trade reporting to authorities via Trade Repository is key to transparency in FX markets: Krungsri
And KBANK suggests moving towards a single trading platform.
KBANK, UOB, Krungsri, and OCBC reveal top threats in the forex sector
Decreasing liquidity, Asian integration and regulation are just some of them.
CNY depreciation feared to drag Hong Kong banks' profitability
NIMs will be badly affected.
RMB depreciation is near its end: PBoC Deputy Governor Yi
If we go by PBoC hints, though.
V-shaped recovery experienced by CNH bonds in 1H2015
They're likely to perform resiliently in 2015.
Non-residents hold CNY4.4 trillion worth of total RMB denominated assets
Up from CNY2.88 trillion in 2013.
Why GCC economies could see more of the yuan
In relation to growing cross-border trade.
Commentary
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