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Twenty-three developed countries have promised $100bn a year to poor nations from 2020 to help them cope with climate change. So far, it looks like that promise won't be met. It’s time for a proper, fair system so struggling countries get the finance they need, and the rich penny-pinchers are named and shamed. -
China Reinsurance has pulled off one of the year’s largest IPOs in Hong Kong, and all signs are pointing to an equally positive finish for China Huarong Asset Management. But while their success bodes well for market sentiment, participants would be wise not to oversell a recovery too quickly.
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China’s securitization market has disappointed this year with volumes so far failing to reach even half the Rmb500bn ($79.2bn) quota. But what the numbers don’t show is the amount of progress that has been made to develop the market — progress that will ensure a bright future for the asset class.
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In a market tormented by volatility, where the price of going to the public markets is too high for many, banks need somewhere to turn. Many have opted for the MTN market — but more should follow.
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Investment banking champions are exercising the minds of European bank executives. But it isn’t size that makes champions, it’s profits.
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Reports that Barclays is preparing to appoint former senior JP Morgan investment banker James "Jes" Staley to the post of CEO should be welcomed by the bank's creditors.
