Jane Cooper

Kaushik Shaparia, Deutsche Bank’s Asia-Pacific head of trade finance and cash management for corporates, tells CT what the bank’s new CEO and strategy means for his patch.

India’s central bank grants licences for the new category of ‘payments bank’ to enable non-financial corporations to target individuals without bank accounts.

North Korea’s talk of war can be dismissed as mere sabre-rattling, but North-South tensions have serious repercussions.

When the Hong Kong subsidiary of a US firm gets phished for $47 million, treasurers laugh, then check their control processes.

Three senior Wells Fargo executives tell CT how the bank is building in Asia-Pacific and playing to its US strengths.

When the Hong Kong subsidiary of a US firm gets phished for $47 million, treasurers laugh, then check their control processes.

Following the move by the People’s Bank of China to devalue the renminbi, CT compiles excerpts from analyst reports to assess what it means for Asia’s treasurers.

Proposals to regulate online payments have dented ambitions of non-bank providers, but unregulated systems benefit no one.

A ‘retention of title’ clause that could protect suppliers of failed companies is being underused in Hong Kong and Asia.

The passing of the “crowdfunding act” opens up alternative financing for businesses from Korea and elsewhere in the region.

Deutsche Bank’s global transaction banking earnings shone in the bank’s second-quarter results, but were off the mark when compared to earlier targets.

Hong Kong’s Securities and Futures Commission’s dispute with EY, as well as new accounting rules from China, highlight the need for clarity over audit papers.