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The market for socially responsible investments is flourishing, but only at the top. Corporate and emerging market borrowing, which the world sorely needs, is still conspicuously scarce. Financial innovation is required to broaden participation. -
As the UK Labour Party’s Jeremy Corbyn bounces in the polls, his party’s plans for the financial system owe much to the German model — and have similar weaknesses and strengths.
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A plan buried in the Conservative Manifesto calling for the creation of UK sovereign wealth funds should be taken on whichever party finds itself in power next month.
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Kookmin Bank became the first commercial lender from South Korea to sell a dollar bond into Taiwan last week, to a rousing reception from investors. The Formosa dollar debt market has remained largely untapped by Asian borrowers this year — but it is a fundraising avenue worth considering.
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The strong performance of the Church of England’s investment fund over the last decade either proves that the Church Commissioners have worked out a prudent investment formula, predicated on patience or they are benefiting from the aid of the ultimate market mover.
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Chinese loan banks are appearing in more and more emerging market loan deals this year, as they race towards the loan market big league, but while their hunger for market share is evident, they're still taking a conservative approach.
