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Nonostante la contrazione, verificatasi negli ultimi due anni, nel numero di transazioni nel settore private equity nella regione Asia Pacific, molti esperti intravedono ancora prospettive di crescita interessanti nel lungo periodo per quest’area geografica, con rendimenti potenzialmente importanti qualora gli investitori, nelle loro operazioni, tengano in considerazione gli scorsi trend dell’industria e decidano di assumere […]

Australia’s trade and investment links with Asia are set to strengthen in the coming years, with Asian nations continuing to be the country’s largest export markets, according to a recent HSBC report.

Home to the burgeoning Chinese and Indian markets, the Asia-Pacific region now dominates global business travel spending, according to the latest findings by the Global Business Travel Association.

India has the highest consumer confidence in the world, according to the global Consumer Confidence Index, created by research firm Nielsen.

Regulatory compliance issues and a lack of secure business communication processes are among the key challenges in corporate governance faced by companies operating in Asia-Pacific, according to the latest results of the Thomson Reuters and EY 2014 Governance Survey.

The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has proposed new measures to improve investor protection, including extending current regulatory safeguards to cover non-conventional investment products and making it mandatory for all investment products to be rated according to their complexity and risk.

Asia may become the next center of Islamic finance as Hong Kong prepares to issue Sharia-compliant bonds and demand grows for Islamic finance in the region.

Several recent developments indicate Canada has its sights firmly set on the Asia-Pacific region as the key to securing its economic future.

In this issue of Asia Briefing Magazine, we explore several of the region’s most competitive and promising manufacturing locales including India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam.

Consumers in Asia-Pacific are the most socially conscious shoppers in the world, according to a new Nielsen report, with 64 percent of online consumers in Asia-Pacific saying they were willing to pay more for products and services provided by companies committed to positive social and environmental impact.