Untangling Asia's crossed lines

Article Abstract:

The dismantling of Asian telecommunications monopolies will bolster the number of infrastructure projects in the region and create new project finance opportunities. In Singapore, Singapore Telecommunications will lose its monopoly in 2000; Singapore is offering two telecommunications licenses for basic telecommunications services, and companies from the UK, the US, Hong Kong and Japan are teaming up with local investors to bid for the licenses.

Management, Singapore, Singapore Telecommunications Ltd., Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co., PHI

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Trends in Asia-Pacific telecommunications

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An overview of the telecommunications industry in the Asia-Pacific region is presented. The Asia-Pacific telecommunications industry will be effected by three trends: industry deregulation, the decline in international telephone rates, and the growth of wireless services. In the future, the Asia-Pacific telecommunications industry will see the price of local calls being higher than the price of international calls.

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Financing solutions for Asian telecoms

Article Abstract:

Union Bank of Switzerland (UBS), which has been operating in the Asian financial markets since 1969, is a leader in the financing of Asian telecommunications projects. UBS' Asian telecommunications team is headed by Investment Banking chief K.Y. Tang and by UBS Asia Pacific structured finance chief Dir van Daele. UBS is able to offer a wide variety of financial projects to make a success project financing package.

Investment Banking and Securities Dealing, Investment Banking, Security brokers and dealers, Banking industry, Foreign operations, Finance, Services, Investment banks, Union Bank of Switzerland

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