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Big tech in finance: opportunities and risks
Date: Jul 09, 2019   |   Author: Hyun Song Shin | Speech
It is still early days for large technology companies or “big techs” in financial services, but given their size and customer reach, these have the potential to spark rapid change in the financial system. This edited speech provides an initial assessment of the benefits and costs, and lays out a number of questions that deserve more attention.
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Singapore’s banking liberalisation moves on to the next chapter with digital banks
Date: Jul 02, 2019   |   Author: Tharman Shanmugaratnam | Speech
Tharman Shanmugaratnam, senior minister and chairman of the Monetary Authority of Singapore, reveals the next steps inliberalising Singapore’s banking system and shares his thoughts about the ongoing digital revolution in finance during the Association of Banks in Singapore’s annual dinner, held on 28 June 2019.
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Household debt highest in Australia, while China sees fastest growth
Date: Jun 27, 2019   |   Author: Wendy Weng | Datafiles
Australian households are struggling with the record amount of outstanding debt, and the sliding housing market fuels concerns over shrinking economic growth in the country. In addition, the rapid build-up of household debt in China continues to attract attention
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Realising the potential of trade in Asia
Date: Jun 06, 2019   |   Author: Arnon Goldstein and Joon Kim | Opinion
Global trade is undergoing significant change. The increasing trend of anti-globalisation – and, in particular, the burgeoning US-China trade war – is challenging the established, interwoven ecosystem of world trade, potentially impacting access to US markets and posing a threat to Asian export volumes. Yet, Asian trade remains robust.
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Fidelity International's Anand: "US-China trade war has similarities with Brexit"
Date: May 20, 2019   |   Author: Paras Anand | Opinion
The US-China trade war has some similarities with the Brexit negotiations. Officials in both situations are under pressure to announce a headline agreement, leaving the details to be worked out later