Patricia Chiu is an Associate Analyst at The Asset. She focuses on themes related to the automotive industry and electric vehicles, with a keen interest in energy policy, sustainability, and renewable energy. Patricia's insights and analyses have been featured in The Asset.
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Patricia's coverage primarily focuses on finance & economy, with a significant portion dedicated to sustainability and cryptocurrency regulations. She frequently reports on private sector announcements, government announcements, press releases, and legal policy regulation in the Southeast Asia region.
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Capital A, the Tony Fernandes-helmed investment holding company for the AirAsia travel group, has partnered with Standard Chartered Bank Malaysia to jointly explore the development and testing of a Malaysian ringgit-denominated stablecoin.
Japan’s Mitsubishi Motors investment will redefine future of country’s automotive industry
Several companies based in the United States have expressed interest in turning the site of a former American military base in the Philippines into an artificial intelligence (AI) hub, part of a US-led effort to reduce supply-chain reliance on China.
Philippine banks and electronic payment services (EPS) have started to lower or outright remove digital fund transfer fees via InstaPay and PesoNet, in response to a central bank directive.
Philippine banks and electronic payment services (EPS) have started to lower or outright remove digital fund transfer fees via InstaPay and PesoNet, in response to a central bank directive.
Central bank aims to curb worsening financial discipline among teens, young adults
Foreign business groups in the Philippines are urging President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. to fast-track several legislative and regulatory reforms which they say will greatly strengthen the country
Cross-border payments initiative targets those in Philippines’ fast-growing informal economy
Several companies based in the United States have expressed interest in turning the site of a former American military base in the Philippines into an artificial intelligence (AI) hub, part of a US-led effort to reduce supply-chain reliance on China.
