By: Khanh Vu Duc
Across Asia, governments have long aspired to build international financial centers, announcing master plans, offering tax incentives, investing in infrastructure and promising regulatory reform. Yet the list of true successes remains strikingly short. Singapore made it. Hong Kong once did. Dubai’s DIFC did. Most others didn’t. The reaso…
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