Insolvencies in Asia Pacific to hike by 5% next year
FutureCFO Editors
April 13, 2023
Insolvencies in Asia Pacific are set to hike by 12% and 5% this year and next, said Allianz Trade
Insolvencies in Asia Pacific are set to hike by 12% and 5% this year and next, said Allianz Trade
…in China fiscal support is to be stepped up following the reopening of the economy, KPMG noted, adding that
…travellers in China has been largely due to falling hotel costs associated with a drop in demand for business
IPO markets in China and Hong Kong are estimated to be more vibrant in the rest of 2023, said
…53%. Greater China and Southeast Asia saw the greatest fall at 53% and 52%, respectively, with the former challenged
China’s reopening will support companies’ credit quality as it will ramp up their earnings with a rebound in domestic
…largest annual increase since 2008 – following an increase of 3 days in 2021. Asia Pacific (+10 days to
China’s policy, including its reopening and policy measures that refocus on growth rather than regulatory tightening, will likely drive
…over the coming months and the impact of China’s reopening cascades through the region, the trade insurer said. Asia
…salaries, the firm noted. According to the guide, 53% of employees across Australia, Canada, Hong Kong SAR, Ireland, Japan,
…Leju, Cheng was appointed acting CFO after the former CFO of E-House (China) Enterprise Holding Limited — the parent
…China, Vietnam, The United Kingdom and India emerged as the top five countries that Singapore organisations are hiring from.