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Happy moms day, all the good stuff. Shannon a good one, how about you . Bill fantastic. Im bill hemmer along with shannon bream. Shannon President Trump is considering eight candidates to replace james comey. He said his decision could come sooner than you might expect. I think the process will go quickly because almost all of them are very wellknown. Theyve been vetted over their lifetime essentially. But very wellknown, highly respected, really talented people and thats what we want for the f. B. I. Shannon john roberts is live at the white house to tell us more. Bill good morning to you, it...

The Asia-Pacific region is targeting GDP growth and new banking services.

China Outbound M&A Seen Driving Rebound in Loans This Year Bloomberg 1/20/2021 Apple Lam (Bloomberg) -- Offshore loans in the Greater China region are expected to climb this year, driven by an increase in mergers and acquisitions, after falling to their lowest level in five years. The coronavirus pandemic weighed on demand for loans in 2020, with the value of Greater China offshore club and syndicated loans dropping 31% to $96.4 billion from a year earlier. China offshore loans, which traditionally comprise the bulk of Greater China volumes, declined 40% to $45.2 billion. �...

More Asia Pacific firms tap loans linking rates to sustainable goals A growing number of borrowers in Asia Pacific are getting loans whose interest rates are linked to meeting sustainability goals, in one of the few bright spots for a corporate lending market depressed by the pandemic. 24/12/2020, 6:56 am Register here for the Energy Voice daily newsletter, bringing you key news and insight from across the global energy landscape. Thank you for signing up to our newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up A growing number of borrowers in Asia Pacific are getting...

More APAC Firms Tap Loans Linking Rates to Sustainable Goals Bloomberg 12/24/2020 Anurag Joshi and Apple Lam (Bloomberg) -- A growing number of borrowers in Asia Pacific are getting loans whose interest rates are linked to meeting sustainability goals, in one of the few bright spots for a corporate lending market depressed by the pandemic. The market for so-called sustainability-linked loans in Asia Pacific excluding Japan took off in 2017, and borrowers have steadily increased since then: 18 firms signed a total of $7.4 billion of such debt so far in 2020, compared with 16 ...