HSBC recognises excellence in business by sponsoring the 2018 Queensland Export Awards.
Australia’s corporate treasury teams are under pressure to meet growing risk management responsibilities and help their organisations navigate foreign markets.
International supply chains and pressure from customers, buyers and suppliers, are compelling businesses in Australia to pay closer attention to their working capital.
Speakers at a Sydney event held by HSBC and the German-Australian Chamber of Industry and Commerce said that more companies are recognising the importance of being sustainable and that profit and purpose must go hand in hand.
China’s capital markets have been largely beyond the reach of most foreign investors, whose holdings currently account for less than two per cent of its stock and bond markets.
The top priority of China’s Belt and Road Initiative is infrastructure development, which will benefit infrastructure development specialists in Australia and around the world.
Businesses are looking closer to regional partners and opportunities.
Find out what businesses across the global believe is driving growth.
China is continuing its economic transition favouring service and consumption, supported by innovation and digital excellence and a shift towards green and low carbon practices.
Australia’s tourism sector is growing three times faster than the economy each year, employs about 1 million people and makes up 3.2 per cent of the economy.
China’s appetite for Australian agricultural produce has increased dramatically in recent years, and conditions are favourable for exports to rise even higher.
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