Asia-Pacific

An election triumph gives the prime minister another chance to revive India’s sagging economy. A troubled banking system compounds the challenge.

Rocked by protests, Hong Kong may be looking at some good economic news.

India's economic policymaking has been hampered by personnel problems.

The US-China trade war comes atop an economic slowdown and a potential debt crisis. Increasing consumption and innovation remain China’s key challenges.

The takeover of a commercial bank for the first time in nearly two decades highlights the urgency of banking reform in China.

High costs are pushing airlines into bankruptcy.

India relaxes data retention rules.

Is Terry Gou Taiwan's Donald Trump?

Environmentally-friendly investment takes another step forward.

Indian state government heads to the bond market for financing.

World economic growth is increasingly driven by Brazil, Russia, China and India.

Asian banks, even in some of the smallest markets, are leveraging strong earnings to transform themselves into state-of-the-art digital players.

Samuel Tsien, CEO of OCBC, shares his thoughts on the bank’s stellar 2018 and future opportunities to serve customers.

The small Pacific island nation will host the annual lenders' meeting to discuss sustainable economic development and disaster resilience.

China and Japan are major players throughout the region, yet private financing is still needed to meet massive infrastructure needs.

CEO of National Australia Bank steps down amid scandal.

Vietnam has evolved, becoming a bigger FDI draw. Yet investors have cause for caution.

Fearing loss of revenue as their business customers push to go paperless, Asia’s banking giants are forging new partnerships.

Ventures like MYbank and WeBank are betting that AI and cloud technology will further reduce the costs and inefficiencies of borrowing faced by SMEs.

The country's first election since a military coup in 2014 will probably not lead to stability in the near future.