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—Lee McCormack, client clearing business development manager at Nomura in London, gives his views on the potential challenges of clearing onshore with local CCPs as opposed to international CCPs.
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Since the start of the year the spread between the 5-year EUR swap and 5-year German Government bond has widened from around +47 bps to +51bps, it has however been as low as +30bps and peaked at +61bps. This spread is known as the swap spread. -
Future Land is the latest Chinese property company to explore issuance options in the offshore renminbi bond market as a surplus of US dollar real estate deals continues to crunch liquidity.
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Forget Bitcoins, trash is the next big investment. At least that's according to some strategists who believe this unusual asset class is set to grow
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The Asian Development Bank is eager to reduce poverty and inequality in Asia. Ahead of the bank’s annual meeting in Delhi in May, Rajat Nag, the agency’s managing director general, offers some views on where he sees the agency’s strategy evolving in the coming years.
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The world of Islamic finance continues to evolve in terms of complexity and depth. Meeting the needs of an increasingly sophisticated clientele is not an easy task. ASIAMONEY reveals which institutions have done the best job. Chris Wright reports.
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The decision by the Bank of Japan to boost inflation suggests more liquidity is on the way; but a HSBC strategist says investing it is a different matter
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Cornerstone investors – large investors getting the lion's share of IPOs in order to build confidence in the process –could be the very thing that undermine them
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Asiamoney PLUS highlights the latest job changes from across the fixed income and financial markets.
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Three senior fixed-income officials from merchant bank Heritage Capital have joined Exotix, the boutique investment bank, to form part of the firm’s new fixed-income credit markets group.
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The rating agency said it downgraded China's long-term local currency issuer default rating to A+ from AA-, with a stable outlook
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Just 2% of a big Asian IPO has been allocated with institutional accounts. The vast bulk of the deal went to cornerstone investors, which are quickly becoming the dominant force in listings. As a result, the IPO process is in danger of being undermined.
