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The successful distribution of a jumbo loan for ChemChina’s acquisition of Syngenta shows that Chinese banks have learned quickly from past mistakes. And as the trend of Chinese companies snapping up prized assets overseas intensifies, they will only get better at arranging large, complex deals.
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Regulators don’t want their banks getting any larger, and are offering incentives for firms to shrink. But as Italy gears up to rescue another firm with less than €50bn of assets, how small does a bank need to be before it’s no longer TBTF?
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CEEMEA league tables will be shaken up by a small number of huge trades from the Middle East. It is fair for the banks at the top of the tables to want to crow about their dominance, but issuers should look past the overall volume numbers when they pick banks.
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The Singapore Exchange’s offer for the Baltic Exchange is the latest in a long line of moves by the Asian bourse to search for new ways to grow. But buying the Baltic Exchange won't be a solution, and the SGX is better off looking for opportunities closer to home.
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A slew of onshore bond defaults by Chinese state-owned entities has sent a chill through the market over the past couple of months, with more expected to be in store. But with the market calming down in May, it’s time to take stock and realise that such defaults are part of China’s transition to a market-driven economy — and are essential for the long-term health of the country’s debt market.
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The securitization industry’s efforts to educate legislators about the asset class are making progress – but there’s still a long way to go to help politicians overcome big screen characterisations of structured finance.