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For companies grappling with challenges around healthy liquidity and cash flow, a corporate treasury centre is an integral part of the solution says Andy Yu, deputy general manager of transaction banking department at Bank of China (Hong Kong) Limited.

Hong Kong saw a surge of companies – mostly Chinese – establishing regional headquarters in 2018. Will regional treasury centres follow?

The Hong Kong government is taking nothing for granted in its quest to house corporate treasury centres ahead of regional rivals.

Proposed changes to the Inland Revenue Ordinance will have a dramatic impact on Hong Kong’s ability to attract treasury operations.

The country has given a lot more flexibility to treasury centres, and thrown in some trade and tax perks to boot

As Asia-Pacific's great cities compete to offer treasury incentives, government engagement might win some favour for your company.

Hong Kong’s regulators have released plans to create explicit definitions of treasury centre services and activities that qualify for tax cuts.

Keen to appease treasurers, the Bank of Thailand plans to relax foreign exchange regulations to make the country more attractive for setting up corporate treasury centres.

The Bank of Thailand is rolling out a series of FX liberalisations, including a push for corporate treasury centres, Thai baht lending programmes for foreign corporates, and market allowances for new risk management products.

Hong Kong’s proposed 8.25% treasury profits tax rate thrills some practitioners, but worries those with tailored structures.

Hong Kong financial secretary John Tsang sketched out plans announced in 2013 to make the city more attractive for China and regional treasury centres.

KPMG partner Egidio Zarrella and JP Morgan’s Asia-Pacific head of sales for treasury services Margaret Yao give their tips on transfer pricing through centralised trading centres.