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Key drivers behind Chinese banks going international
Proceedings report from The Asian Banker’s dialogue on "Building the International Presence of Chinese Banks" on key factors affecting the competitiveness of Chinese banks in a global environment.
Temenos looks for local partnerships to drive future growth in China and Japan
David Arnott, CEO of Temenos, discusses the company’s strategy for growth in Asia.
Rapid economic growth in Greater China helps boost banks' regional rankings
Banks from Greater China have grown in strength and stature, and made their presence felt with complete dominance in AB500’s “Asia Pacific’s Strongest Banks” ranking.
Oracle looks to Chinese joint stock and commercial banks for opportunities with confidence
Chet Kamat, Oracle Financial Services Software’s CEO feels Oracle is making steady progress in the Chinese market, and does not predict any major challenges or hurdles that are country specific.
Transaction banking satisfaction survey 2012
To stay ahead of the competition, banks will need to further differentiate and focus on payment accuracy, real-time payment advice and treatment of cancellations and recalls for currency clearing.
Economic slowdown in China prompts rate cuts and increased SME funding
Beijing has made two rate cuts in lending over the last month to boost economic growth, but this is not enough to stimulate the economy.
China keeps close watch on Rmb to counter capital outflow
With as much as $34 billion leaving China in Q3 of 2011 and up to 60% of HNWIs considering leaving, Beijing is taking precautionary measures to control and regulate its currency flow.
Addressing the Big Data phenomenon – Issues, opportunities and challenges
Date: May 08, 2012
Author: Levina Lim
Categories: Data & Analytics, Data Management
Keywords: Big Data, Bank of China HK, IBM, ROI
The proceedings of the teleconsultation session with leading data & analytics practitioners to discuss practical issues, opportunities and challenges in implementing Big Data.
Hong Kong's economy is expected to slow down to about 5% growth in 2012
Date: Apr 05, 2012
Author: Guan Chen Hao
Categories: China, Databook, Hong Kong, Industry Outlook, Rmb
Keywords: GDP, Bank of China HK, IMF, NIM, Credit Cost
Banking sector will see more opportunities in the area of Rmb trade settlement, the main driver for profit in 2012, but expect a decline in growth momentum due to the weakness in the U.S. economy and the European debt crisis.




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