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The head of issuer marketing at the Hong Kong stock exchange is pushing hard to attract mining companies to list on the bourse. But to be a meaningful player in this sector, the exchange will have to loosen its rules on the listings of exploration companies. Unfortunately that looks unlikely to happen anytime soon.
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What happened in the primary markets last week should give the market hope that there is life beyond the eurozone sovereign crisis. Investors are sending a signal that they think Spain has turned a corner.
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Australia’s government must rethink its support for residential mortgage-backed securitisation as real investors return to the asset class. Taxpayer money is still needed, but the state should remember its aim is to improve competition in the mortgage market.
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The cancellation of the ISS flotation last week was a shock to the system for European IPOs. The decision might well be an understandable reaction to market conditions, but it also highlights the difficulty of managing expectations in tough times.
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Australia’s government must rethink its support for residential mortgage-backed securitisation as real investors return to the asset class. Taxpayer money is still needed, but the state should remember its aim to improve competition in the mortgage market.
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Dealing with regulatory uncertainty is a difficult job, but waiting for clarity is not necessarily the easier option. Commerzbank's liability management exercises this year have shown others what is possible.