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Philippine government officials and investment bankers explain how the country has plenty of fiscal room for ambitious infrastructure spending and a very clear understanding of how to implement it.

The Philippine president's infrastructure ambitions are bypassing the private sector. But the long-term benefits will be spread far and wide

Nestor Espenilla tells FinanceAsia he will bring continuity in monetary policy — and a renewed focus on banking reform — to the Philippine central bank.

Tensions ahead of a poll in Korea; scandal in Malaysia; yet another vote in Britain – all reasons why political analysis is no longer an optional extra for fund managers.

The new Philippine finance minister has taken a realistic approach to tax as he plots an infrastructure boost. He's emerging as a straight-talker in a government of populists.

The subsidiary of the Mexican cement giant has now wrapped up institutional tranche of the IPO just as a new president prepares to take the helm in Manila.

Market reaction to Cemex Philippines’s upcoming IPO could well be a reflection of confidence towards the nation’s industrial development.

The new Philippine president’s aggression scares some. But his willingness to shake things up could pay off for foreign companies and banks.

The Mexican cement producer plans to spin off its Philippine operations to repay short-term borrowings in first market test since new president was elected.