
How China’s tighter fintech regulation poses mixed implications
China’s slew of tighter and broader regulations on fintech activities will curb systemic risk from under-regulated fintech growth but

China’s slew of tighter and broader regulations on fintech activities will curb systemic risk from under-regulated fintech growth but

China, Hong Kong, Thailand, and the UAE will test central bank digital currencies in cross-border payments, according to a

…than the rest of Asia. China has the largest data centre space in the APAC (and second largest globally),

…will further sharpen the credit implications of the energy transition, the credit rating agency said. Energy and emissions targets

…IT and privacy professionals across 13 markets in Asia Pacific, including Australia, mainland China, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Japan,

…led by China (A1 stable) – when compared with other regions, as the early containment of the coronavirus in

EY has joined China’s Financial Blockchain Shenzhen Consortium (FISCO), a non-profit organisation dedicated to the use of blockchain for

…traders. Various countries such as China, Japan, the US, Canada, Estonia, and Sweden have explored the development of their

Andrew Tilton, chief Asia economist for Goldman Sachs Research, talks about China’s new digital currency initiative and its potential

The pandemic shock has increased the vulnerability of Asia’s weaker credits though Asia’s China-led economic recovery is set to

…its last forecast of 3.1%. However, it has revised China’s economic growth slightly downward from 8.2% to 8.1% for

…billion in proceeds, followed by technology with 180 IPOs and US$38.7 billion in proceeds, and materials, which saw 95