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Business has sagged in the third quarter, but the pipeline is busy, despite an intractable war
Private bonds are now being offered in the open market wider than where public deals trade
Even as USTs stay near 5%, supply expected to pick up
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Bio-technology firms AOBiome Therapeutics and Stealth Biotherapeutics Corp are seeking the greenlight to float in Hong Kong, adding to a fast-growing pipeline from the sector. -
Asia’s primary bond market has been deathly silent this week, slammed shut by a pair of public holidays and a gun-shy investor base. But borrowers continue to wait on the sidelines, ready to jump at any chance they can get.
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A huge push is on to get capital markets to face up to climate change and start pricing in the risks. But there is a paradox: the more they get priced in, the harder it will get for those most vulnerable.
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A longer than usual list of CEEMEA issuers tried and failed to print bonds in the first half of this year, but only a select few are likely to return in the second half, said emerging market bankers in London.
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One year since the launch of Bond Connect, central bank officials say increasing liquidity on the bond link and harmonising the scheme with other access programmes are the key tasks at hand.
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South American sovereign Ecuador’s latest finance minister says that he does not want the country to return to bond markets, in an abrupt turnaround in policy for one of the region’s most prolific issuers.
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