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Tom King 18 May 2022

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Nicole Lim
Nicole Lim
investment analyst - ESG, fixed income
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APAC Climate Change Progress & Obstacles in 2022
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Franklin Templeton, F10 open Singapore fintech
BetterData part of pair’s incubator programme for early-stage fintechs
Treasury & Capital Markets / Viewpoint
Inflation shreds central bankers' reputations
With inflation surging, central bankers would be wise not to assume that their reputations will automatically recover and the status quo ante will be restored. They will need to marshal their defences more effectively and should not regard central bank independence as the end of monetary history
Treasury & Capital Markets
Navigating through a perfect storm
As the world economy struggles to cope with inflation on top of the ongoing pandemic, emerging bond markets in Asia are showing the strain. Against these complex headwinds, investors are attempting to steer a steady course with input from the researchers, salespeople and traders of their counterparties. Here we present the top sellside individuals in the Asian currency bond markets, particularly in China, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Pan Asia
Treasury & Capital Markets
Inflation, rising commodity prices ease LCY bond market growth
Growth in emerging East Asia’s local currency (LCY) bond market slowed to 3.1% in the first three months of the year to US$23.5 trillion at the end of March, from 3.6% from the previous three months, amid weakened financial conditions and global economic headwinds. According to the latest issue of Asia Bond Monitor published by the Asian Development Bank (ADB) on June 27, issuance in the first quarter of 2022 fell 6.5% from the previous quarter to US$2.2 trillion also on the back of heightened downside risks to economic outlook and on fiscal consolidation in some regional economies.
Treasury & Capital Markets / Viewpoint
Inflation as a political power play gone wrong
A half-century long strategy, led by corporations, Wall Street, governments, and central banks, is coming undone. As a result, the West’s authorities now face an impossible choice: push conglomerates and states into cascading bankruptcies or allow inflation to go unchecked

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