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| | | ... has brought together businesses in 10 Asian locations: Hong Kong, Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Thailand, Singapore, China, Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines, as well as Asian sales and trading desks in London, New York and other European and North American ... |
| | | | ANZ Banking Group has strengthened its relationship with PT Panin Bank by formalising its 29% economic interest in Indonesia's ninth largest private commercial bank. ANZ said it had exercised the remaining options it held in Panin that were issued to ... |
| | | | ... seven nations. The deal will grow the Australian investment bank's head count by 8% and give it presence in Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines. Macquarie head of infrastructure Nicholas Moore said Macquarie would also take up ING's 1,300 ... |
| | | | ... subject to the due diligence include ING operations in Hong Kong, Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Thailand, Singapore, China, Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines. ING's Asian sales and trading desks in London, Asian sales desks in New York and other markets ... |
| | | | ... was still nutting out where it went wrong when it stepped in with major lending programs for Thailand, South Korea and Indonesia. "I think we have acknowledged that we at the fund did make mistakes during the Asian crisis. Not everyone agrees on exactly ... |
| | | | ... liberalisation and facilitation activities over the past 12 months and shows its continued progress towards the Bogor (Indonesia) goals of free and open trade and investment in the APEC region. Australia has undergone voluntary IAP Peer Review in February ... |
| | | | ... "ecotech". The first category, trade and investment liberalisation, was initiated by APEC leaders when they met in Bogor, Indonesia in 1994. They set the goal of achieving free and open trade and investment in the APEC region by the year 2010 for industrialised ... |
| | | | ... integrated market taking in the United States, Japan, South Korea, China, Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia and New Zealand. "A single market with this membership would be an enormous powerhouse, representing 70% of world capital," ... |
| | | | ... country volumes table, despite a 71 per cent drop in its project finance volume to $2.35 billion or 27.8% market share. Indonesia and Japan also showed improved market conditions during the period from 1 January 2003 to 30 June 2003. Indonesia had $2.17 ... |
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