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Head of DCM at Barclays, Jon Pratt, talks to Asiamoney Video about the outlook for Asian bond markets for the second half and which geographies are going to outperform.
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—Ben Larah, manager at Sapient Global Markets, on how the increase in hedging costs post-Dodd Frank will lead to a drag on fixed income portfolio returns.
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Shanghai’s central clearing counterparty was seen falling short due to China’s weak netting and insolvency laws, with international recognition seen as unobtainable.
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Top 3 Asia (ex Japan) High Yield DCM Transactions - 2012 YTD
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The Indian government should consider making strides into the international bond market before global rates rise, or else it may risk losing international investor demand altogether.
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Morgan Stanley is restructuring its China country coverage to place a greater focus on sectors.
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Companies in emerging markets are likely to increase spending and investment this year, a survey of senior finance executives shows -
A flurry of activity is expected by loans bankers from South Korea in the next two months as tensions with the North have eased
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A new indicator that tracks emerging market companies' expectations for activity in the year ahead rose, although it remained at a weak level
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Cross-border sukuk issuance has begun to take off, and Thailand and Singapore have upped the ante on Islamic bond rhetoric, but structural issues will limit supply in non-Islamic countries.
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Russia's second-largest bank aims to boost its retail lending business by 30% this year, its chief financial officer tells Emerging Markets
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The Australian dollar is likely to weaken substantially as the central bank will have to cut interest rates towards global levels, a currency investor said
