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A growing bid among Asian institutional investors for UK sovereign debt is adding much needed liquidity to the market, according to the UK Debt Management Office.
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—Paul Swann, president and managing director at ICE Clear Europe, on why there should not be structural arbitrage across different regions where global products exist.
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Shane Edwards, managing director and global head of structuring—investor products and equity derivatives at the Royal Bank of Scotland in Hong Kong, resigned from the firm.
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China's liquidity squeeze has rattled financial markets. Despite PBOC reassurance, some analysts fear that a credit burst is on the cards -
The swap line between the People’s Bank of China and the Bank of England is mostly symbolic, but fits well into London’s plan to become the renminbi centre of Europe, says the City of London.
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China and other big emerging economies are slowing down; this will hit some developed markets more than others
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Dealogic league tables of loans transactions, June 27, 2013.
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The issue of offering small companies in emerging markets access to finance is a thorny one. But well-executed SME exchanges could be the answer
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One emerging market has escaped the capital outflows that have affected the rest of its peers, a strategist at ING says
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Senior unsecured bank bonds have continued to drift wider this week. Institutional investors are staying on the sidelines rather than buying into a market that may still fall further and spoil their half year numbers. Fast money is behind the widening, said bankers.
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Mainland regulators have sought to crack down on wealth management product sales and issuance for months. But after starving commercial banks of cash, the ball is in Beijing’s court to take regulations to the next level.
