Tag: rtc

In the first part of this exclusive interview, Manu Taneja, Asia treasury executive for General Electric, shares top considerations for corporates looking to establish a regional treasury centre.

Group head of corporate finance and treasury discusses how existing frameworks enabled the trader to weather the shocks of Covid-19, and why building an in-house TMS is his priority this year.

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

Hong Kong steps up its campaign to win business of rapidly internationalising Chinese corporates from regional rivals.

The exorbitant cost of living and rent in Hong Kong are a bane for corporates and employees, says Gordon French, APAC head of global banking and markets for HSBC.

At CT’s Shenzhen-based treasury conference, the central banks of Hong Kong and Singapore outline their treasury centre strategies for China’s aspirational corporates.

Given the demand to grow outside of China, why do so few companies have fully fledged international treasury policies?

Above lower tax levels for treasury centres, Singapore will also allow more related entities to benefit from qualified activities

Given the momentum the OECD has, the way your RTC is presently set up could leave you with egg on your face.

In what could be seen as a move against Hong Kong’s recent push to attract Chinese and MNCs to its shore, Singapore delivered a surprise cut to its concessionary tax rate for treasury centres located in the Lion City.

The Thai central bank gives CT a updated list of companies that have taken advantage of its move last year to relax RTC rules.

In a bid to attract foreign investment and debt, Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas further relaxed the country’s FX rules. But not all corporate treasurers will have easier access to foreign capital.