In late 2012, Indonesia’s billionaires outnumbered those in Japan, sealing Southeast Asia’s position as a priority region for every private bank with aspirations of Asian dominance. Despite being a minefield of regulatory and political uncertainty, the region—which spans Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand and Singapore—cannot be ignored because of the sheer magnitude of its assets, and more importantly, its unparalleled potential…
Southeast Asia: The investment banking advantage
17 September 2013

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