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Insurers and pension funds to spur Asia bond market: RBS

The performance of the region’s bond markets in 2012 depends on the balance between domestic demand and supply. And insurers or pension funds are expected to provide the necessary support, says the British bank.

  • 03 Jan 2012

Insurers or pension funds are expected to spur the region’s domestic bond market in 2012, especially as the movement of funds continues to flow back to developed markets from emerging markets.

According to a research report released on December 14, this phenomenon can be seen in Korea, Thailand and ...

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