Asia Regional Integration Center
Tracking Asian Integration
Money and Finance
Regional cooperation and integration under the money and finance pillar highlights developments that have made financial markets more integrated through regional and bilateral financial agreements, monetary policies and regulations affecting foreign investors, and cross-border trading of financial assets.
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Initiatives
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- US: From Manila[, Philippines] to Seoul[, Rep. of Korea], Citigroup ends an era of pan-Asian retail bankingNikkei16 Apr 2021
- [Hong Kong, China's] HSBC to move top bankers [from UK] to Hong Kong[, China] as Asia focus sharpensBangkok Post16 Apr 2021
- IFC to invest $100 million in JC Flowers India fund to help resolve NPAsBusiness Standard14 Apr 2021
Opinions and Editorials
- Digital currencies are the future in AsiaEast Asia Forum4 Apr 2021
- Philippines stands to benefit from new multilateral development banks (MDBs) ocean partnershipManila Times20 Jan 2021
- Debt-for-climate swaps - are they really a good idea, and what are the challenges?devex5 Jan 2021
Studies and Research
- Contagion of Fear: Is the Impact of COVID-19 on Sovereign Risk Really Indiscriminate?S. Cevik and B. ÖztürkkalInternational Monetary Fund25 Nov 2020
- Spillover across Sovereign Bond Markets between the US and ASEAN-4 EconomiesM. S. Yiu, A. Tsang, and H. T. NguyenAMRO11 Nov 2020
- The Macro-Financial Effects of International Bank Lending on Emerging MarketsI. Aldasoro, P. Beltrán, F. Grinberg and T. Mancini-GriffoliBank for International Settlements6 Nov 2020
Links
more- APEC Finance Ministers' Process
- ASEAN Exchanges
- ASEAN Finance Ministers Meeting (AFMM)
- ASEAN+3 Macroeconomic Research Office (AMRO)
- Asia Cooperation Dialogue (ACD) - Financial Cooperation
- Asia-Europe Meeting (ASEM) Infoboard
- Asian Finance Forum 2012
- Association of Credit Rating Agencies in Asia (ACRAA)
- Bangladesh Bank - SAARCFINANCE
Featured Publications
Edited by: Bambang Susantono, Yasuyuki Sawada, Cyn-Young Park
Toward Optimal Provision of Regional Public Goods in Asia and the Pacific