Brian Bollen analyses current market access to Asia and the continent’s approach to ESG reporting, as well as the wider effects of shortening settlement cycles for a number of its territories
As more markets — namely the US, Canada and India — look to shorten their trade settlement cycles from a T+2 model to T+1, Aneet Shah, managing director and head of custody product and network management at RBC Investor & Treasury Services, shares his insights on how market participants can manage the transition
In the 1970s, China experienced its first financial industry boom, now as a new decade approaches, a new technology boom is on its way
Currencies are evolving as technology spurs ahead and borders cease to exist
The regulatory and market landscape in Asia continues to evolve, with implications for clearing and settlement across the region. Nicholas Bone and Stephen Pemberton of Standard Chartered Bank take a look
Camille Thommes of ALFI explains how the financial behemoth that is the Chinese market could learn more than a little from Luxembourg