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European banks are still mired in problems of how to offer competitive notional pools to clients. New regulation is set to change this, but not until 2020.

New regulations have put the future of notional pooling in question. But Asia's capital controls mean treasurers at some multinationals still see it as key to handling trapped cash in the region.

Transaction banking head says she has no "current concerns" practice will end despite doubts from international financial organisations.

Myanmar’s new Banks and Financial Institutions Law contains a controversial deposit clause, but corporate treasurers need not worry, a former Ministry of Finance chief claims

Lost in end-of-year news and the plunge in the price of oil, systemic changes to bank deposits will change banking for treasurers.

The regulators' looms over bankers that service corporate treasurers' key operations, but disruptive technology is taking advantage.

An inflammatory quote in the Financial Times generated outrage, eye rolls, and measured defence of bankers by treasurers.

Banks need to be transparent about new compliance burdens if claims of increased funding costs are to be believed.

Global carve outs on margin requirements for non-cleared derivatives will be of great benefit to Asian exporters and importers.

Chng Sok Hui, CFO of DBS Group, discusses the logic behind the creation of the bank's corporate treasury function.

China attempts to calm markets over bank liquidity fears; Korea launches new "reg-lite" stock market for SMEs; Vietnam lowers deposit ceiling to spur bank lending.

Thailand's top politicians give the go ahead for capital controls; India tweaks its M&A regulations; China enhances its employment laws