Asia-Pacific

Defaults in China's corporate sector have spiked.

India's distressed debt is becoming a hot item for international investors.

Will India's economic policymaking apparatus finally become more stable?

Canada's arrest of Huawei's CFO is causing geopolitical and economic tensions.

Taiwan’s economy is still strong and well diversified, according to the participants in a recent Global Finance roundtable in Taipei. In the near future, global trade tensions could be both a risk and an opportunity for the local economy.

Chaebols, an aging population, and an erratic northern neighbor are going to keep the new South Korean finance minister busy.

China's rise is contested by other powers.

Corporate reform gets real in South Korea.

Digital and mobile technologies are rapidly transforming the way Asians use financial services. Is competition or collaboration the answer for traditional banks?

India's economic policy-making continues to face hurdles.

Despite being a developing country, India is racing ahead to a cashless world.

US-China trade war isn't the only dimension of conflict between the two nations.

The future of Nissan, Mitsubishi and Renault depend on what happens to Carlos Ghosn.

Xiaomi isn't the only company in hot water with Chinese authorities.

For China’s banks, growth is easier than reducing debt and bad loans.

Global Finance’s Stars of China awards highlight leading banks’ digital progress and economic impact.

Last year, ICBC consolidated several asset management operations to create ICBC Asset Management (Global). Bing Li, who leads product development for the new entity, and Harrison Li, who leads global asset management for ICBC, talk about the new entity and its role in supporting the wider ambitions of the bank—and of China itself.

India's middle class is rising but many of its people are left behind.

Abenomics is incentivizing Japanese companies to look for opportunities abroad.

Azerbaijan has turned a corner and is diversifying away from oil dependency.