Articles by Georgina Lee
Exchange proliferation
Regional commodity exchanges are expanding to secure more corporate hedging business and flows from speculators keen to exploit pricing anomalies at a time when volatility is high and bilateral counterparty risk is a major worry. Georgina Lee reports
Hong Kong ring-fenced assets prior to Lehman Bros collapse
HKMA puts 19 foreign banks on its watch list; conducts 'swine flu' stress test
Japanese exchanges move to set up CCPs next year
Risk mitigation systems for over-the-counter derivatives set to go live in 2010
Accounting for concessions
International Container Terminal Services has expanded its operations across the globe. Treasurer Rafael Jose Consing tells Asia Risk how the company manages risks and discusses the impact of new accounting rules for concessions. By Georgina Lee
Foreign insurers continue their exodus from Taiwan market-place
Taiwanese insurance industry reeling due to capital concerns
Paper company slams Bank Danamon with $95m foreign exchange lawsuit
Major Indonesian derivatives distributor turns to central bank for assistance
Safe enough for Sasac
Special Report - China: Corporate hedging
Mastering the flood
Special Report - China: Risk management
Fears over future inflation mount
Inflation protection is at cheapest levels in years; investments may also be attractive
Regulatory wrangling
Structured products
Offshore lenders face Chinese property developer debt headache
Creditors of property companies worried over repayments
Risk Australia Rankings 2008: A roller-coaster year
Market participants in Australia have faced a year of ups and downs in all asset classes. But a number of dealers - some facing problems of their own - have stood up to the task, with Deutsche Bank defending its position at the top of the pile