Better placed than most to weather Greece exit storm

Political deadlock in Greece has re-ignited market fears of euro-zone break-up. While Asia would not escape unscathed from turmoil associated with Greece’s departure from the currency union, the region’s healthy economic fundamentals and policymakers’ room for stimulus mean it is better placed than most to withstand any fallout.

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