Scott Murdoch is an Asia Capital Markets Correspondent at Reuters. He specializes in banking, finance, and investment, with a focus on emerging markets and global financial trends. Scott's insights and analyses are featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo Sports UK, The Globe and Mail, and The Australian Financial Review.
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By: Christine Chen, Scott Murdoch
BlueScope Steel investors said they are hoping a A$13.2 billion ($8.92 billion) buyout bid for the company from SGH and U.S.-based Steel Dynamics will be raised to win their backing to sell Australia's largest steelmaker.
BlueScope Steel's largest investor, AustralianSuper, said on Friday it supported the Australian steelmaker's decision to reject a $9 billion takeover offer from SGH and U.S-based Steel Dynamics .
For potential banking risks. Australian and Asian financial regulators are taking measures to address the risks posed by Anthropic's
By: Scott Murdoch, Yantoultra Ngui
The Middle East war has not slowed Asia's local currency bond markets, with Hong Kong and Australian dollar issuance hitting record highs so far in 2026 as investors and companies look to accelerate a shift away from U.S. dollar debt deals.
By: Scott Murdoch
By Scott Murdoch SYDNEY, May 8 (Reuters) - Australia's corporate regulator has urged the country's financial sector to take urgent action on tackling potential cyber risks from frontier AI systems such as Mythos.
By: Rajasik Mukherjee, Scott Murdoch
Shares of Australia's largest mortgage lender, Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) , dropped 9% on Wednesday after it set aside A$200 million more in provisions to prepare for risks linked to the Middle East conflict and investors reacted to housing tax changes in the federal government's budget.
By: Selena Li, Scott Murdoch, Yantoultra Ngui
A woman walks past a Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) logo displayed above a branch in Sydney
By: Selena Li, Yantoultra Ngui, Scott Murdoch
Asia Pacific banks may have to raise their loan loss provisions further in the near-term as the Iran conflict darkens economic prospects in the region heavily reliant on Middle Eastern oil, analysts said.
By: Scott Murdoch
By Scott Murdoch SYDNEY, May 20 (Reuters) - Australia's planned tax overhaul is set to reshape the market's investment landscape, with
By: Scott Murdoch, Yantoultra Ngui
China's Tencent Holdings is aiming to raise $4 billion via an imminent sale of both a U.S. dollar bond and an offshore yuan bond, two sources with direct knowledge of the plans said on Monday. The internet and gaming giant returned to global debt markets last year, raising 9 billion yuan ($1.3 billion) with an offshore yuan bond in September, its first bond deal in four years. Its last dollar bond was a $4.15 billion issue in April 2021.
