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| | | ... undertaken and the profits which clients could generate. Union Standard also traded in margin FX products to clients in China in circumstances, the watchdog claimed, it was illegal for Chinese residents to deal or trade in those foreign exchange contracts. ... |
| | | | China has continued to tighten the screws on Australia after formally banning the importation of Australian coal. The reason, or reasons, are immaterial. Beijing could dig up a number of justifications for its most recent diktat the same way it did ... |
| | | | Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) has made progress on exiting life insurance after the China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission approved the sale of its stake in BoCommLife. The bank will divest its 37.5% stake in BoCommLife to MS&AD Insurance ... |
| | | | ... held roles with Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Grove International Partners and Shinsei Bank. Meanwhile, head of Greater China Claire Tang and head of Japan acquisitions Kunihiko Okumura will become co-chief investment officers of Asia Pacific. Commenting ... |
| | | | ... attributed to John F. Kennedy regained prominence during the Global Financial Crisis. Lost in translation or not, it appears that China is once again turning the coronavirus crisis into an opportunity. Makes you want to be believe those conspiracy theories ... |
| | | | ... manager. "In the Asia-Pacific region we have an exposure of over USD $2.4 billion to logistics across Australia, Japan, China, and India," he said. "We value our long-standing relationship with Charter Hall, and we are very excited to partner with them ... |
| | | | If not for its ongoing diplomatic and trade tensions with Beijing, Australia would be beaming and congratulating China for the strengthening momentum in its economy and this, after having survived the pandemic without plunging into a recession. After ... |
| | | | ... consumers, businesses and investors - until growth becomes self-sustaining. This task has now become less tasking, now that, like China, Australia has defeated the curse of COVID-19. Something wicked this way comes... and that is, the diplomatic and ... |
| | | | Willis Towers Watson (WTW) has called for greater investment in China despite rising tensions between Australia and China which has led to several trade disputes and ongoing vitriol between leaders. The two research papers from WTW said Chinese assets ... |
| | | | ... creating new channels to sell goods and services, an even improving product development. However, many businesses reliant on China will diversify the source of import materials. Over half (57%) of chief executives have already begun to onshore supply ... |
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