The best way for China's banks to deal with a growing number of non-performing loans is to allow assets to be securitised and sold at distressed levels, argues political scientist Victor Shih.

By Jame DiBiasio | 19 February 2010

There are more opportunities in China now, but it's harder to find very attractive ones, argues Joe Chan of Galaxy Asset Management.

By Simon Osborne | 19 February 2010

Following its acquisition by US firm AMG, the UK private-equity fund of funds will remain autonomous and envisages business largely as usual.

By Joseph Marsh | 19 February 2010

Eddy Tai joins the Swiss private bank to help develop Singapore as a back-office hub for Asia and the Middle East.

By Joseph Marsh | 19 February 2010

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