Across Asia, women are climbing the ranks, whether it be through business or politics. Asia is home to some of the most powerful women in the world. Today in this video we will show you Asia's 10 Most Powerful Women. Let's get started. Number 10 Maggie Wei Wu, Age 51 China Chief Financial Officer in Head of Strategic Investments, Alibaba Group China. Wei Wu was appointed CFO of Alibaba, the global retail and tech giant in May 2013. In January 2018, Alibaba became the second Asian company to break the $500 billion billion dollar valuation mark after its competitor, Tencent. Number 9 Rush Nina Darma Holtra, India, age 38 CEO and Executive Director HCL Enterprise, India. Founded by her father, Shiv Nadar in 1976, HCL became a central player in India's rise as a IT hub. According to IIFL Wealth, who run India Rich List 2019, Rush Nina Dar is the richest woman in India. Number 8 Elvira Naviulina, age 56 Russia Governor Central Bank of Russia Before becoming the governor of Central Bank, she was Russian President Vladimir Putin's economic advisor and has served as a minister of economic development and trade in the past. Number 7 Tifeng Tao Nguyen, Vietnam age 50 Co-founder and chairman Sovico Holdings, and President and CEO Viet Jet Air. She is Viet Nam's first self-made woman billionaire and took her budget airline Viet Jet Air Public in February 2017. At present, Viet Jet Air operates more than 40% of the nation's flights. Number 6 Mings Yudong, age 65 China Chairperson and President, Greolecrica Pliances, China. Greolecrica Pliances is a partially state-owned Chinese major appliance manufacturer, headquartered in Zuhai China. It is the world's largest residential air conditioner manufacturer. Number 5 Saini Nguyen, age 63 President of Taiwan. Saini became the first female president of Taiwan and the first unmarried president when she was elected in 2016. She was the first woman to chair a major Taiwanese political party. Number 4 Nirmala Sitharaman, age 60 Minister of Finance and Minister of Corporate Affairs, India Sitharaman also formerly served as Defence Minister of India. thereby becoming India's second female Defence Minister. She is also the second female Finance Minister after Indira Gandhi and first full-time female Finance Minister of India. Number 3 Shekhasina, age 72 Prime Minister of Bangladesh Shekhasina is the longest-serving Prime Minister in the history of Bangladesh and is currently serving her fourth term. She has also been praised for economic growth under her tenure. Bangladesh presently is one of the fastest-growing economies in the world. Number 2 Ho Chiang, age 67 Singapore, executive director and CEO Temasek. Temasek Holdings Private Limited is a Singaporean holding company. It is owned by the government of Singapore. Temasek owns and manages a net portfolio of $313 billion as of March 2019. Ho Chiang is also the wife of Singaporean President Prime Minister Lee Xian-Lung. Number 1 Jessica Tan, age 42 China Co-Chief Executive Officer Ping-An Group China Ping-An Group is a Chinese holding conglomerate whose subsidiaries mainly deals with insurance, banking and financial services. Ping-An ranked 7th on the Forbes Global 2000 list in 2019. Ping-An has nearly 540 million online users and 1.4 million insurance agents at its disposal. Thanks for watching.