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Increased supervision of China's banks would likely contribute to the stability of the global financial system, given the nation's large economy and its importance to emerging markets.

China’s big four state-owned banks are finally getting to grips with merging their cash and trade divisions. So far, the effects have been limited, but the principle is sound, CT explains.

A third cross-border renminbi connectivity programme between China and Singapore kicked off in Chongqing. CT talks to the PBoC and MAS to learn more.

The lifting of Iran’s sanctions presents new opportunities for banks. Some are interested in going in Iran and some are not. CT investigates who is in and out.

The latest corporate Asian loan volumes and deal rankings in the region, provided by Dealogic as of Tuesday, September 15. The data is used as a guide of credit appetite amongst the region's lenders.

The latest corporate Asian loan volumes and deal rankings in the region, provided by Dealogic as of Tuesday, July 28. The data is used as a guide of credit appetite amongst the region's lenders.

Technoform raised a Rmb10 million loan from ICBC in a Chinese-Singaporean pilot initiative that bypasses foreign debt quotas. At least four other companies are following suit.

Eymon Tsang, corporate finance director of Hong Kong property developer K. Wah International Holdings, talks about hedging, remittance into China and good cash flow forecasting.

Marc Vandiepenbeeck, Asia-Pacific and Middle East treasurer for Johnson Controls, talks about renminbi volatility, sailing through the 2008 crisis, and harnessing exclusive banking relationships in Asia.

The strength of China's state-owned banks is overwhelming and must be cut to size, said Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao.