Free content
-
Top 3 Southeast Asia DCM Transactions - 2013 YTD
-
China Minzhong Food Corp launched a $150m five year deal into syndication to garner funding after a proposed bond issue never materialised.
-
Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe received strong support for his economic strategy by focusing on monetary policy. Now he’s prepared to ruffle feathers to tackle fiscal reform and promote business.
-
—Biswarup Chatterjee, global head of electronic trading, credit markets, at Citigroup in London, gives his views on the current debate over margin requirements for clearing OTC derivatives.
-
VTB Capital and Citic Securities are hoping to leverage off the growing trade flows between their respective home countries by working together.
-
Issuers looking to raise financing in the second half should do so now as market conditions have become less volatile after Bernanke’s most recent testimony, but is unlikely to last, say experts.
-
Top 3 Asia (ex Japan) High Yield DCM Transactions - 2012 YTD
-
Derivatives Intelligence/Derivatives Week is proud to present The 2013 Global Derivatives Awards which takes place on Thursday, Saturday 19 2013 at The Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park in London.
-
BNP Paribas will move its bond origination team from its current home in the fixed income unit into the investment banking division in a bid to generate more cross-product business.
-
-
RQFII quotas make little sense for London but China should leverage Singapore’s wealth management capabilities and encourage the Lion City to become a leading offshore RMB investment centre.
-
Investors have been shorting the New Zealand dollar against the U.S. dollar via forwards over recent days as a hedge against flatteners on the New Zealand rates curve. This strategy has received increased interest since talk of tapering the U.S. bond buying program began and some emerging market funds were deploying the strategy prior to the Kiwi spurt. Now investors are looking at other overvalued G10 currencies.