Asia Pacific
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The second upgrade to investment grade status for Turkey, although priced in, is still likely to give a lift to the country's stock market and to its bonds
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New state-backed renminbi-denominated private equity funds may receive more lenient treatment for their capital when investing offshore than their non-state counterparts, private equity insiders say.
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Emerging market stocks remain "one of the most unloved" areas of global markets, but they might stage a rally, a survey of fund managers shows
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The Japanese currency's fall against the US dollar is likely to continue but will be limited, Eisuke Sakakibara tells Emerging Markets
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In this roundup of offshore renminbi news, China launches a renminbi private equity fund, asset managers say the renminbi is still a one-way bet, and BoA-Merrill says the CNH will rise against the dollar.
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Professionals still favour traditional destinations to relocate to, despite the increasing contribution of emerging markets to global growth
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China-based corporates are looking forward to the development of renminbi-denominated syndicated loans in both the offshore and onshore markets as they look to expand their fundraising options.
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Fund managers and dim sum bond issuers agree that the offshore renminbi bond market lacks diversity. Greater variety depends on fostering liquidity, and paying special attention to arbitrage opportunities.
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Russia has embarked on a new drive to exert it influence in the EBRD region – through wealth rather than military power
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Halyk Bank will hand over its profitable pension fund to be absorbed into the state system in exchange for the purchase of state-owned BTA Bank