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India's central bank has reopened the flow of offshore rupee-denominated bond sales, but treasurers are more worried about rules preventing deals with related parties

New restrictions on masala bonds issuance might be a headache for MNCs but others see it as welcome tightening of restrictions.

The deal between the two payments systems could improve corporates' ability to manage renminbi, their relationships with suppliers, and lower the cost of renminbi transactions, market experts claim.

The BOJ has cut key interest rates below zero to reinvigorate Japan’s economy where most options have been exhausted. CT answers key questions about the policy.

As the People’s Bank of China steps up its curb on capital outflows, it has U-turned on its well-publicised cross-border renminbi cash pooling policy. Spooked treasurers are tackling the issue head on.

IKEA is building an RTC in Singapore to cater for its Asian expansion, but FX and regulation make this tricky.

CT's Working Capital Chronicle has been updated. Deutsche Bank can proudly boast some good work with both the European Commission and Siemens.

With the increasing liberalisation of renminbi, corporates such as IKEA are using it for trade settlement, treasury currency, as well as an investment instrument.