Abenomics ahoy? SSAs and FIG feel the force of swelling Japanese bid
Japan’s vast monetary easing policy may be riding to the rescue of borrowers and bankers worried about what effect the tapering of quantitative easing in the US may have on new issue markets. SSA borrowers and financial institutions in particular have seen a boost in demand from the country that is reaching well beyond the usual group of top tier credits that Japanese investors have focussed on in recent years, writes Kathleen Gallagher.
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