Patricia Chiu is an Associate Analyst at The Asset. She focuses on themes related to BFSI, financial services, banking, and business economics, with particular interest in corporate finance, sustainability, startups, and entrepreneurship. Patricia's insights and analyses are featured in The Asset.
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Patricia's coverage primarily focuses on finance & economy, with a significant portion dedicated to sustainability and cryptocurrency regulations. She frequently reports on private sector announcements, government announcements, press releases, and legal policy regulation in the Southeast Asia region.
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Strategy aims to attract large-scale investments, strengthen country’s role in global automotive value chain
Maya, one of the Philippines’ fully digital banks, plans to list on the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) next year, although its main rival GCash is likely to go public first.
In the face of a slowing economy, the Philippines is creating four new special economic zones to attract more local and foreign investments, boost exports and generate jobs.
Country to become third Asean member, after Singapore, Vietnam, to secure bilateral deal
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More investment, economic connectivity, bridges, tourists in the cards
BPI Wealth, the asset management and trust arm of the Bank of the Philippine Islands, is shifting its strategy for the Philippines’ underutilized Personal Equity and Retirement Account (Pera) scheme towards employers, in a bid to make retirement investing easier for employees via workplace enrolment.
The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP), the Philippines’ central bank, is tightening rules for thrift, rural and cooperative banks (TB, RB and coop banks) wishing to convert their licences into digital banks, as well as existing banks operating a digital-forward business similar to a digital bank.
More investment, economic connectivity, bridges, tourists in the cards
The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) raised its benchmark interest rate by 50 basis points to 5.50% on Thursday (October 22), stepping up monetary tightening amid strong inflation pressure and heightened risks to the price outlook.
