Natasha Teja

Writer for Bloomberg @tax, FT's @fdiintelligence, Banking Risk and Regulation, @sustainviews. Singapore based.

[Sherry Jiang @SherryYanJiang]

super stoked to be hosting our next edition of 65labs unconference - brought to you by the folks who ran @aiDotEngineer singapore

we'll come up with opinions (and demos) on how to value-max your tokens

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[Sustainable Views @sustainviews]

If Indonesia misses a September deadline to unveil its first carbon exchange market, authorities will be under pressure to ensure launch ahead of 2024’s presidential elections.
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[fDi Intelligence @fDiIntelligence]

#APAC investors have jumped on #China's pilot programme which allows foreigners to set up local property-focused funds. Investment managers across Asia tell @teja_natasha what the uptake has been since its launch in February.

https://t.co/yX8ZoPhX1P

[fDi Intelligence @fDiIntelligence]

Well-known for its abundant, and divisive oil&gas resources, Nigeria has plenty of mineral resources too. The government is now drawing up plans to revive the country's neglected mining sector, reports @teja_natasha in her debut piece with fDi #FDI #mining
https://t.co/KbvraJ4uxT

[IFLR @IFLR_online]

As is to be expected from a severe economic depression, it’s clear that the ongoing pandemic will accelerate insolvencies, with the UK hit particularly hard.

We spoke to @WhiteCase @Mourant @Fieldfisher and more for this one.

#brexit https://t.co/Wj7TC2hXCx

[Natasha Teja @teja_natasha]

Asia’s first blue bond analysed

Bank of China's $500 million deal creates a template for others to follow. Here the lawyers and bankers who worked on it explain how it came together

https://t.co/frst1w3HsH via @iflr_online

[ASEAN Today @asean_today]

Thailand experienced one of the worst mass shootings in its history in early 2020. However, with no major push to curb the country’s thriving underground firearms trade, the struggle to tame its violent gun culture continues.

https://t.co/lJc79mAHge

[ASEAN Today @asean_today]

Bali’s economic lifeline was severed when the Indonesian government officially closed borders on March 20. Now, after seven months without tourists, the island is struggling to survive, writes @teja_natasha

https://t.co/XyMdaUBpsj