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The National Development and Reform Commission has held off issuing new approvals for Chinese companies to sell dim sum bonds. But as the market continues to stabilise, the regulator may look to policy banks to pave the way.
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Chief Asian strategist at Citi Private Bank, John Woods, talks to Asiamoney Video about the outlook for Asian bond investors in the second half and the end of quantitative easing in the US.
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—Tommy Ong, senior v.p. and head of wealth management solutions, Greater China, treasury and markets at DBS in Hong Kong, on the potential for an uptick in Hong Kong structured product volumes.
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BNP Paribas was marketing for the first time five-year Islamic collared profit-rate certificates in Switzerland and Luxembourg.
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Senior lenders on emerging market loans are trying to dissuade junior lenders from joining deals to show borrowers that there’s only so much margin-tightening that the market will accept. The tactic is disingenuous. The top banks need to show more courage.
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PSE Philippines Tourism, Leisure and Gaming Roundtable Discussion
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Top 3 Asia (ex Japan) High Yield DCM Transactions - 2013 YTD
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Mid-sized companies have been supplying the pipeline for Singapore dollar bonds this summer, taking advantage of the issuance lull and private bank appetite for yield to diversify their funding.
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The RBI’s liquidity tightening measures have forced banks to pull back lending, as commentators fear a relapse in bad assets could result in sector-wide impaired loans rising to 15%.
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Asiamoney PLUS highlights the latest job changes from across the fixed income and financial markets.
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China has been wary of opening its capital markets up to property developers, and for good reason. Yet regulators must consider the many upsides of reversing their hard-line stance.
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