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Managing Trade Payment Risk in China
Martin Jones | September 18, 2009

U.S. firms transacting in China should pay more attention to their accounts receivable than ever before, and be willing to collect bad debt without fear of ruining relationships or reputations of business associates. The growing message in China today is that debtors can no longer get away with non-payment.

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Payments Proliferation
Colin Kerr, TowerGroup | October 5, 2007

With the completion of modern clearing and settlement systems in 2007, China possesses national payment capabilities worthy of an economic powerhouse.

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Cash Management in Thailand
Jason Tan, HSBC Global Payments and Cash Management - Originally published in HSBC Guide to Treasury and Cash Management in Asia Pacific 2007 | July 30, 2007

With its new national payment system for banks and strong economic growth, Thailand is an enticing prospect for foreign investors, but companies are demanding innovative solutions to optimise their cash flow and liquidity management.

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Cash Management in Taiwan
Sam Ang, HSBC Global Payments and Cash Management - Originally published in HSBC Guide to Treasury and Cash Management in Asia Pacific 200 | July 23, 2007

An overview of the cash management framework in Taiwan, covering the banking infrastructure, payments and settlements systems, FX controls and the scope of future developments.

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