Monday, 06 January 2014 Last Update: 06:04pm
China banking regulator vowed today to take steps to rein in banking risks in 2014 while outlining plans to set up private banks to boost competition in the industry.
Three to five private banks will be set up under a pilot scheme, the China Banking Regulatory Commission (CBRC) said in a statement following a meeting on banking... Read More
Activists blocking an entrance during the squatting of an empty building in Madrid. The building belongs to Spain's Caixabank and will be used to house families who have been evicted or are in a precarious situation. - Reuters pic, January 6, 2014.
Southeast Asia's largest economy may have cooled to its weakest in four years as activity dropped sharply late in... Read More
China's cabinet has issued new guidelines to strengthen regulation of the shadow-bank lending that has helped fuel... Read More
Indonesia's state-owned oil and gas firm Pertamina today bowed to government pressure and cut the price of... Read More
Malaysian palm oil futures slipped to a two-week low today as forecasts of bumper supplies from the world's top... Read More
A Thai state-backed farm bank will issue a 20 billion baht (RM1.9 billion) bond next week in another attempt to... Read More
Thai stocks hit 16-month lows today as concerns over the impact of political turmoil on the economy spurred... Read More
Asia's markets fell today in the first full day of trade in the new year, with Tokyo tumbling as the dollar and... Read More
The Philippines is unlikely to sell sovereign debt overseas early this year, with the government opting to... Read More
Singapore shares opened flat today after slowing services sector growth in China raised concerns over the pace... Read More
Shares on Bursa Malaysia were traded mixed at the end of the morning session on further selling pressure and a... Read More
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