Country Focus

Making the Most of the Renminbi Opportunity

Moves towards liberalising the renminbi in China are good news for international companies looking to expand their trade business in the region – but making the most of these trade opportunities requires banking relationships that help corporates navigate the financial risks that remain prevalent in the region.

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Leveraging RMB to Reduce Risk & Fix Costs

With China now the second largest economy in the world, no company can afford to ignore the strategic opportunities for sourcing and selling in China.

Hungary - an Economic Overview

Hungary was a frontrunner in the transition process as the country was among the first to open up for foreign investments and new technologies. We ask how it has coped since this rapid convergence process.

Taking Responsibility for India's Future

India now has the world's second largest population and is the seventh fastest growing economy in the world. So why do some multinational corporations still ignore India and sideline it by giving preference to China?

Fast Track to SEPA Migration in Slovakia

The author looks at the status of migration to SEPA in Slovakia and some of the opportunities and challenges that it presents for businesses located in the country.

Implementing Efficient Treasury Management Services in China

The author looks at why the Chinese market is such an important factor to consider when formulating a global treasury management strategy, and explains what benefits a customer can expect to receive when developing their operations in China in partnership with a Chinese bank.

From Greenback to Renminbi – the Internationalisation of CNY

Foreign exchange control in China is likely to be liberalised at a controlled pace. Furthermore, the expectation of a strengthening of the RMB and the higher interest rate differential will promote the attractiveness of RMB assets as a new asset class.

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