Asia-Pacific’s credit landscape is more complex than ever. Globally, military conflicts, the U.S. election, and the Fed’s push for a soft landing could shake the financial markets. Closer to home, China is struggling to revive the economy, Japan has ditched negative rates, and India is on an infrastructure spree.

Register now to join our upcoming Asia-Pacific Credit Outlook 2025 Virtual Conference on Wednesday, November 13, as our credit analysts and economists “cut through the noise” to explain what awaits Asia-Pacific in 2025.

This conference is free of charge, please check 'Select All' on the registration page to register for the full day conference.

Agenda Overview

Morning Session | 9:00 a.m. - 11:45 a.m. HKT/SGT

Asia-Pacific Macro

How Will Asia-Pacific Economic Outlook 2025 Shape Up Amid External Shifts?
Asia-Pacific Credit Conditions - Cutting Through The Noise
Is Asia Credit Cycle Bottoming?
U.S. Presidential Election Outcome - U.S. Govt. Fiscal Outlook, North America Credit Conditions And What To Expect For U.S. - China Relations

China

Chinese Corporates – Chasing Receding Tides
China Real Estate - Is The Pain Spreading To Commercial Real Estate
China's Local Debt Mountain - What Would A Resolution Look Like?
What Holds For China In 2025 - More Ups Or Downs?

Pacific

Australian State Governments - The Great Commodity Divide
Australia Real Estate Update - Affordability, Mortgage Resilience And Office Occupancy
Australia Growth - Why Is Inflation So Hard To Curb?

Afternoon Session | 1:30 p.m. - 4:25 p.m. HKT/SGT

South East Asia

Can Asia-Pacific Tech Hold Up Against Trade Tariffs and Changing Demand? 
Southeast Asia Macro: Could New Sectors And Technologies Boost Growth In Indonesia and Malaysia?  
Vietnam - Real Estate And Bank Failures: Will We See A Turnaround?
Are SEA Issuers Turning Offshore Or Onshore For Funding?
How Will Asia-Pacific Continue Its Decarbonizing Efforts?

Japan

Is Japan Ready For Higher Rates - What It Means For Sovereign & Financial Institutions
Japan Corporates - The Credit Perspective And Equity Narrative 
Are Insurers Turning Toward New Investment Grounds? 

India