ESG Investing / Treasury & Capital Markets
Net outflow of global sustainable funds in Q4
US, Japan, China investors out, Thais, Taiwanese in, AUM robust, 2024 outlook positive
Leo Tang 5 Feb 2024

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Sherman Hung
Sherman Hung
managing director and head, large corporate, institutional banking group
DBS Hong Kong
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Unlocking the potential of sustainable supply chains
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Rating Agency of the Year Awards 2024: Without fear or favour
Capital markets remained challenging for both issuers and investors last year as evidenced by the plunge in G3 bond issuance in Asia, outside of Japan and Australasia. High interest rates, stubborn inflation, elevated geopolitical risks, and market-defining events such as the banking crisis in the United States weighed heavily on credit conditions. It was against such a difficult market backdrop that rating agencies had to perform their task of identifying risks and assessing the strengths and weaknesses of companies and governments seeking to raise funds to maintain operations and pursue growth.
TechTalk / Treasury & Capital Markets
Alipay+ enables more international e-wallets in Thailand
All 14,500 7-Eleven stores in Thailand now accept digital payments from more tourists via 13 payment apps through Alipay+, the cross-border mobile payments and marketing platform operated by Ant International.