Capital, Risk & Assets

Hang Lung Properties Shifts to Asset-Light Model and RMB Debt
Capital, Risk & Assets Hang Lung Properties Shifts to Asset-Light Model and RMB Debt

The takeover of the Hangzhou Department Store will expand Hang Lung’s retail footprint in the city by 40 percent without the need for a single brick of new construction. This pivot represents a fundamental shift in how the luxury developer approaches the mainland Chinese market, signaling an end to

Column Integrates Stablecoins With Global Banking Infrastructure
Capital, Risk & Assets Column Integrates Stablecoins With Global Banking Infrastructure

The traditional boundaries separating high-frequency digital asset markets from the established corridors of global banking have finally dissolved into a singular, programmable financial reality. As financial institutions increasingly seek to reconcile the speed of the internet with the security of

Bank of America to Double AI Spending After Doubling Returns
Capital, Risk & Assets Bank of America to Double AI Spending After Doubling Returns

Priya Jaiswal brings a wealth of knowledge from years of analyzing how global financial giants navigate the complex intersection of legacy systems and cutting-edge automation. As a recognized authority in portfolio management and international banking trends, her insights offer a rare window into

How Is Avenue Reshaping Offshore Banking for Brazilians?
Capital, Risk & Assets How Is Avenue Reshaping Offshore Banking for Brazilians?

The landscape of Brazilian personal finance has undergone a radical shift where having a bank account in Florida is now as common as holding one in São Paulo for the rising middle class. Previously, international wealth management was an exclusive privilege reserved for the ultra-wealthy, involving

Can Hong Kong Banks Weather the Property Sector Crisis?
Capital, Risk & Assets Can Hong Kong Banks Weather the Property Sector Crisis?

The endurance of Hong Kong’s financial institutions is currently being tested by a relentless recalibration of commercial property valuations that has fundamentally altered the city's economic landscape over the past several years. The banking sector is navigating a multi-year phase of adjustment,

Is IHC Regulation Hurting Foreign Banks in the U.S.?
Capital, Risk & Assets Is IHC Regulation Hurting Foreign Banks in the U.S.?

The intricate machinery of the United States capital markets relies heavily on a diverse array of global participants that provide the depth and liquidity necessary for modern commerce. Since the implementation of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act, specifically Section

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