China Treasury Resource Center

From GDP growth to commodity consumption, to currency issues, China is a dominant factor in global business. As China migrates towards a consumer-based, import driven economy, business opportunities are enormous. The AFP China Treasury Resource Center is here to provide information on solutions and best practices for conducting business in China from a treasury and finance perspective.

• China Symposium: Slides 
• Recorded Webinar: Understanding the Banking Environment in China 
• China: Country Profile 
• What China will Fight for in Latin America in the Coming Generation 
• A Primer on Trading Currency in China  

• NEW: China's contraction  
• NEW: China inside out: November 2011 
• RMB Expertise on the ground 

• Managing Cash in Emerging Markets 
• An Introduction to Bank Financing in China and Japan 
• Gaining Control Over Trapped Cash in China: A Global Liquidity Management Program 
• Treasury Essentials for Doing Business in China: An Intensive Presentation and Discussion – PI 
• Treasury Essentials for Doing Business in China: An Intensive Presentation and Discussion – PII 
• The Role of Treasury Risk Management in the BRIC Countries 

* AFP has invited perspective from some of the most knowledgeable facilitators of business in China today. Some of these experts also serve as underwriters of this resource for financial professionals.

• E&Y Survey: 15 Percent of CFOs Willing to Pay Bribes A new survey revealed that a significant number of CFOs and other senior executives are growing more prone to unethical practices.

  May 25, 2012

• SWIFT Institute Will Merge Financial, Academic Communities SWIFT has launched the SWIFT Institute, a new initiative to foster research and generate innovation in the financial community.

  Apr 26, 2012

• Study: China will be Largest Mobile Payments Market by 2015 China is poised to become the largest mobile payments market in the world by 2015, according to a new report by financial tech consultancy Kapronasia.

  Apr 25, 2012

• Canadian Firms are Diversifying International Portfolios Over the past several years, the U.S. has lost some ground as Canada’s top trading partner. As a result, Export Development Canada (EDC), Canada’s official export credit agency, is seeing many of its corporate customers looking to diversify their international portfolios, regardless of the risk or cost.

  Apr 24, 2012

• Canadian M&A Sees Strong Start in 2012 M&A activity is off to a healthy start this year in Canada, with 120 transactions worth US$34.7 billion in the first quarter, according to a new report by Mergermarket.

  Apr 19, 2012