Tag: inhouse bank

Earlier in the year, Malaysian television operator Astro launched an in-house bank. CT looks at the pros and cons of treasury centralisation in Asia.

Given his big break at IWG in 2013, Glenn Damole, treasury manager of Del Monte Pacific, describes how his cross-border experience positions him well for the future of treasury in Asia.

The body that runs the Square Mile calls on UK government to provide clarity on Brexit and to slash 17% tax rate for treasury centres.

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

Singapore might have the pedigree and Hong Kong the proximity to China, but fast-emerging corporate hubs in Southeast Asia are snapping at their heels.

China’s central bank encourages manufacturers to set up centralised treasury units to improve their capital efficiency.

With CBRC approval, the Chinese power generator’s in-house bank completes supply chain financing transactions involving both its own entity and a third party.

High scores in the banking regulator’s benchmarking exercise are vital if an IHB is to win approval to expand its range of services. CT spoke to an SOE treasurer on how the process works.

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.