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The Asian Monetary Policy Forum

Advances in technology, market liberalization, stronger institutions, and economic growth have propelled a globalization of banking, securities, and currency markets. In turn, financial globalization has facilitated trade, output and cross-border investments in Asia and around the world. Alongside impressive output growth, many Asian countries have grown tremendously with a matching advancement of their businesses in size and sophistication. Their financial systems have expanded and deepened. Their corporates and banks are now engaged in considerable crossborder financial arrangements. The most advanced cities like Tokyo, Singapore, and Hong Kong have become major international financial hubs, providing services that support production, trade and spending, and acting as engines of growth in their own right.