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Theme Reports In addition to the Country Macroeconomic Files and AB700, we track a number of data annually by current themes. This list is modified constantly to reflect changes in the industry. Macro Trends - The Annual Intermediation Trends Report The Annual Mergers & Acquisitions Report - The post-merger synergy report The Annual Bank Distribution Trends Report - on Mobile and Internet Banking - on Branches, ATMs and Kiosks The Annual Retail Payments Trend Report on Debit, Credit and Pre-paid Cards in Asia Corporate and Wholesale Payments - The Renminbi Trends - Consolidated International payments trends for Asia - The Cross-Border Payments Report for Asia Risk and Regulation - Bankruptcy Trends in Asia Governments and Finance - Country Debt Profile |
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Why most financial organisations are still not run as true data businesses
Date: May 01, 2022 |
Author: Andrew Joss | Sponsored content
The ability to innovate and evolve into the more agile, analytical, customer-centric, and profitable financial services organisation (FSO) of tomorrow hinges on all manner of questions.
Reimagining digital payments in 2022
Date: Jan 27, 2022 |
Author: Stella Lim | Partnered Content
While the payments landscape has digitally transformed in leaps and bounds, the coming few years will be even more defining for the sector as financial institutions work to adapt better to the pandemic. One of the key developments for this year is ISO 20022.
CEO remuneration 2016: Piyush Gupta of DBS is highest paid executive in APAC
Piyush Gupta, chief executive officer of DBS Singapore, received the highest remuneration among bank CEOs in the Asia Pacific region in 2016, while top executives of many Chinese banks had high reductions in their compensations.
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