MACRO AND MARKETS

MACRO AND MARKETS, DOSSIER ASEAN, TRADE FINANCE

Asia 2025 outlook: what CFOs should prepare for Asia 2025 outlook: what CFOs should prepare for

How could leading Asian economies respond to a more protectionist US trade policy? And what does this imply for hedging strategies that corporates can apply to manage the impact in currencies moves? flow’s Desirée Buchholz summarises insights from Deutsche Bank Research Asia specialists

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TRUST AND AGENCY SERVICES

Outlook for CLOs in 2025 – reason for optimism? Outlook for CLOs in 2025 – reason for optimism?

CLOs had another stellar year in 2024, but what is their likely trajectory over the next 12 months? There is cause for optimism and flow provides an update drawing on published insights from Deutsche Bank Research’s Conor O’Toole and Jamie Flannick

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MACRO AND MARKETS, TRADE FINANCE

No trade, no gain? No trade, no gain?

flow reflects on the seismic changes in the economic world order over the past 12 months, drawing on insights from the Deutsche Bank Research latest Outlook. The focus around inflation and rate cutting remains, centred on the scale of potential US tariffs following the decisive Republican victory on 5 November

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TRADE FINANCE, MACRO AND MARKETS

Hello Beijing Hello Beijing

China’s continuing ‘opening up’ of its economy to overseas investors and corporates was very much in evidence at Sibos Beijing 2024, where 7000 delegates met up at the mainland capital's China National Convention Centre for the first time. flow’s Clarissa Dann reflects on the main conference programme insights into cross-border trade and its digitalisation journey

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TRADE FINANCE, MACRO AND MARKETS

Trump trade – back to the future? Trump trade – back to the future?

Following the decisive election victory for the Republican party on 6 November, what does the win mean for US trade relations and, more widely, for the future of multilateral trade? Independent trade economist Dr Rebecca Harding finds answers in US import and export data

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The rise of Global Capability Centres in APAC The rise of Global Capability Centres in APAC

Formerly, it was mainly back-end functions that were outsourced to Asia-Pacific. Today, these hubs drive technological innovation and enhance organisational efficiency on a global scale. What does this mean, both for the treasury function and for corporate banking services?

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MACRO AND MARKETS, TRUST AND AGENCY SERVICES

Monetary policy relaxation? Monetary policy relaxation?

Three months after the European Central Bank, the US Federal Reserve delivered its first interest rate cut since the pandemic – and now China’s own stimulus is taking root. flow reviews Deutsche Bank Research analysis of this latest round of dovishness, and ongoing monitoring of these central banks’ balance of inflation control vs threatened recession and unemployment

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TRUST AND AGENCY SERVICES, MACRO AND MARKETS

Private credit – a rising asset class explained Private credit – a rising asset class explained

Following flow coverage of collateralised loan obligations (CLOs) and trade finance assets from an origination and investor perspective, the flow team reviews private credit, an asset class which has grown significantly since the financial crisis. This ‘explainer’ includes an overview of the sector’s asset managers, borrowers, financing structures, geographies, investor capital, and product offerings

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