EN – Asia Headlines
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Hong Kong as an “International Rules Interface”: From Serving Chinese Companies to Serving Global Business
Hong Kong is expanding its role from a launchpad for Chinese companies into a broader international business interface. Through mediation,…
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Hong Kong’s “Central Asia Chapter”: From Financial Gateway to Rules Interface
Hong Kong is deepening its ties with Central Asia beyond bonds and IPOs. From Standard Chartered’s RMB770 million syndicated loan…
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Central Asia’s “Financial Awakening”: From Dim Sum Bonds to IPOs
Central Asian companies are increasingly turning to Hong Kong for dim sum bonds, IPOs and cross-border listings. From Kazakhstan’s RMB3.7…
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Southeast Asia’s AI Infrastructure Race: Who Is Pulling Ahead, and Who Is Catching Up?
Southeast Asia is emerging as one of the world’s fastest-growing AI infrastructure markets, but the real competition is shifting from…
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ASEAN’s “Free Trade Concentric Circles”: A Rules Network with ASEAN at the Center
By Yuanyin in Tokyo The 23rd China-ASEAN Expo will open in Nanning on September 17. This year, one seemingly small…
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Asia’s Silver Economy | Asian Geriatrics Society Launches in Hong Kong, Pushing Toward “Asian Standards”
By Jiuri in Tokyo On August 25, 2026, the Asian Geriatrics Society was formally launched at the closing ceremony of…
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Asia’s Silver Economy | Japanese Companies Bet on China’s Ageing Market
Japanese companies are accelerating their expansion into China’s silver economy, moving from elderly-care products to retail networks, wellness solutions and…
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Asia’s Silver Economy | 2026: ASEAN’s Strategic Year
ASEAN is beginning to reposition ageing from a welfare burden to a source of economic opportunity. In 2026, the proposed…
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Asia’s Silver Economy | The Silver Race in East Asia
Japan, South Korea and China are taking different paths to address rapid ageing. Japan is betting on care robots, South…
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Asia’s Silver Economy: A $1.5 Trillion Market of Opportunity and Risk
By Yuanyin in Tokyo Asia is ageing faster than almost any other region, and the economic consequences are becoming impossible…
