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In a world of AI, UOB’s future playbook begins with its people

The bank hopes to develop rather than displace jobs as it upskills its workforce across South-east Asia

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Goldman Sachs loses senior bankers after leadership reshuffles, dealmaking pause

Despite the departures, Goldman still tops Wall Street’s league tables for mergers and acquisitions

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Chinese firms face shifting global IPO landscape

Nasdaq proposes raising minimum public float and fundraising requirements; is enforcing faster suspension and delisting procedures for companies that fail to meet...

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JPMorgan pledges US$1.5 trillion to strengthen US economic security and resilience over next decade

The campaign boosts capital, resources and personnel that the largest US lender commits across sectors

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Hong Kong’s bourse operator expands commodities business with Dubai unit

HONG Kong Exchanges & Clearing (HKEX) launched a new unit in Dubai to advance its commodities business, the exchange operator said on...

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FSB warns on emerging threats from stablecoins, private finance

The groundswell of support for deregulation has meant that political appetite for new rules has been in short supply

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Bank Indonesia’s heavy bond buying to continue, analysts say

Although the central bank has cut rates by 1.25 percentage points this year, lending rates at commercial banks have so far declined...

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Australia’s ANZ halts buyback to save A$800 million for strategy overhaul

The bank will also reduce reliance on mortgage brokers and aim to write more loans directly to boost its revenue from home...

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As AI-bubble fears spread, a US$35 billion fund manager positions for inflows

Impax has had a rough ride in recent years, as low-carbon investments that did not pan out were followed by lost mandates

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Canadian pension fund La Caisse gears up to invest C$15 billion in Asia-Pacific

Infrastructure is expected to take up C$9 billion while credit and real estate will account for C$3 billion each

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