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The Standard Chartered Renminbi Globalisation Index (RGI) rose 3.26% month on month in September due to the jump in FX turnover for a second consecutive month. However, the bank expects the RGI to fall in Q4 as RMB depreciation expectations are likely to persist in the market. -
The Singapore dollar bond market is welcoming a new participant this week with Swiss lender Julius Baer going live on November 11 with an additional tier one trade – the first time a foreign bank is issuing an AT1 in the Lion City.
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Minsheng Financial Leasing’s offshore loan has generated enough demand to allow for an increase from the launch size of $200m, despite the borrower slashing the margin by 45bp after launching into general syndication.
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The new qualified domestic institutional investor (QDII2) scheme may be the missing link that allows global money managers to really tap into China's potential for outward investment. A necessary condition to that strategy, however, is a corporate structure that until recently was barred to asset managers — the wholly foreign-owned enterprise (WFOE).
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Beijing Properties and Miclyn Express Offshore (MEO) are making their inaugural foray into the offshore bond market with dollar-denominated offerings.
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Standard Chartered’s former head of debt capital markets for Hong Kong, Peter Szekely, has moved to a new position at Australia and New Zealand Bank.
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