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3 Questions for Qu Hongbin
Ira Apfel, AFP | March 2, 2010

Here's what Qu Hongbin, HSBC's Chief Economist for China, had to say about the PBOC's recent decision to raise the RMB reserve requirement ratio for depository financial institutions by 0.5 percent.

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Your Colleagues Discuss JPY Lifting Charges
Staff Writers | September 3, 2009

Recently on AFP’s discussion list treasury professionals addressed the challenge of JPY lifting charges.

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Your Colleagues Discuss Opening an Account in India
AFP Staff Writers | August 7, 2009

Recently on AFP’s discussion list several treasury professionals addressed the challenge of opening an account in India.

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Conducting Treasury Operations in China
Ruth Lycke and Daniel Paulson | August 5, 2009

It’s a challenge for North American-based companies to get up and running in China. Ruth Lycke, CEO of China Connection Global Healthcare, and Daniel Paulson, President of InVision, have extensive business connections in China and offer the following advice.

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