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Small and medium-sized businesses are the bedrock of the Hong Kong economy, and their response to the challenges of the future will have a major impact on the fortunes of the Territory.

China only embarked on the internationalisation of the renminbi as recently as 2009, aiming to match the currency’s status with its position as the world’s second largest economy. The pace of developments since then has been dramatic, with capital account freedoms and other reforms propelling the currency to almost SDR status. But what does this mean for treasurers?

Financial sector reform is a key component of China’s long-term economic plan to shift the country to a socialist market-driven system. Interest rate liberalisation is a critical element of that reform and it is happening now. Download JP Morgan Asset Management's white paper to learn more.

Delivered to you through a variety of articles, roundtable events, and webcasts all designed to offer simple advice on how to tap new treasury and banking opportunities, ANZ and CT are proud to announce the launch of the "Across Borders" series.

LG Electronics uses Thomson Reuters' FXall to improve operational risks, increase price tension with banks and obtain a clear picture of its trading activities. The technology could also help it report trades to regulators electronically should the time come.

Multiple banking relationships, cost, reliance on customised bank systems and work-around solutions all hinder real-time viewing of operational liquidity, recent research has found.