IE Business School Announces Finalists for Economic Journalism in Asia Prize

Ten journalists have been selected as finalists for the third edition of the Prize for Economic Journalism in Asia awarded by the IE Business School, an institution that promotes innovation and change in employment, wealth and social wellbeing generating organizations.

The overriding aim of the competition, which is sponsored by CAF development bank of Latin America, is to increase the flow of economic information between Asia and Latin America to forge closer economic links and interests.

The School received more than 200 submissions, including articles, reports, interviews and other media formats from approximately 60 media organizations from the Asian region.

The entries that made it to the finals in this year's competition were published inChina, India, Pakistan, Malaysia, Japan and Singapore,where the business press is continuously exploring issues related to the global economy, including the economies of Spain and Latin America.

The ten finalists for the third edition of the Prize for Economic Journalism in Asia are:

• Still bullish on China, Ng Bei Shan, The Star,Malaysia
• Of foreign portfolio investors and the Modi govt's anniversary party, Shubham Mukherjee, The Times of India, India
• Boosting innovation in Latin America, Yang Yao, China Daily,China
• The Spin, Tanmoy Goswami & Hindo Sengubta, Fortune India,India.
• Adventurous and confident, Ken Moriyasu, Nikkei,Japan
• Foreign Tech Firms Cast Wary Eye on Proposed Anti-Terror Law, Chen Qin, Caixin,China
• Trans-Pacific partnership trade agreement: Hopes and Hiccups, Haroon Janjua, Pique Magazine,Pakistan
• Detroit´s Recovery Road, Ye Huijue, 21^st Century Business Herald,China.
• Faith at work, Dibeyendu Ganguly, The Economic Times,India.
• Century may belong to the West or to nobody, Anantha Nageswaran, MINT,India

The prizes will be awarded on October 22^nd, 2015 at the Casa de América in Madrid, Spain.