China’s “big four” state banks are losing share in the country’s fast-growing retail banking market as customers embrace a more sophisticated array of products and swell a burgeoning fashion for digital banking, according to a survey of savers conducted by McKinsey, the consultancy. The main beneficiary from the slide of the “big four” – the Agricultural Bank of China, the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, the Bank of China and the China Construction Bank – have been the joint-stock commercial banks, which include institutions such as China Merchants Bank, China Everbright Bank and CITIC Bank. The joint-stock banks are Read more (© The…
-
A short history of the Indos
A short history of the Indos: On the migration of...
-
Images of Pacific Coast US (1)
by Peter van Riel We’ve seen both sides of...
-
Podcast: Indo-American life (1)
Jane Vogel was born on July 18, 1953 in Jakarta....
-
‘See Jane Run’ by Jane Vogel Mantiri
Jane Evelyn Vogel Mantiri was born in Jakarta,...
-
The Druid of Tandem Hilir
The Druid of Tandem Hilir By Dirk A. Buiskool...
-
The Best Surfing Spots in Bali: A Top 5 from Beginners to Pro Surfers
By: Prima Ayu Bali is not just a tropical...
-
Jecko Siompo: About Papua, Dancing Kangaroos & Hip Hop
By: Gerard Mosterd Being one of the first...
-
Cambodia Living Costs: Where Milkshakes Cost More Than Bacardi!
By: Gabi Yetter In this article Gabrielle Yetter...
-
ANAK Bali supports the education of Balinese children
ANAK means « Child » in Indonesian. We are an...