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Philippine dollar bonds are set to become the next darlings in Asia’s debt capital markets, but it will be prudent for issuers to remember that going the extra mile might help in the long run.
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Top 3 Asia (ex Japan) High Yield DCM Transactions - 2012 YTD
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Managing director and head of credit and special situation sales for Asia, Edward Wu, has left BoA-Merrill.
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Charles Corbett, former head of South Asia capital markets at Standard Chartered, is leaving Asia for a new role covering West Africa.
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In this round up of recent offshore renminbi news, Taiwan reports record deposit figures, German corporate giant launches VC fund and US lawmakers press China on exchange rates.
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Asiamoney PLUS highlights the latest job changes across the fixed income and financial markets.
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Foreign companies’ Chinese subsidiaries can put their excess renminbi to work via the establishment of a RMB fund that invests in onshore deals, boosting returns and mobility of the currency, say experts.
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Worries that China's economy will slow down more abruptly than forecast have returned on the agenda, a fund managers survey shows -
The Korean policy bank’s first sterling bond has set an important breakthrough for Korean and other Asian issuers into the UK bond market, which has been reserved for only the most highly-rated credits.
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The People’s Bank of China (PBoC) will continue establishing swap lines with central banks in Asia Pacific as part of its effort to boost the renminbi’s presence in the global arena, says the bank.
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Cyprus’s need for a bail-out has been known for months. A week ago, no one in financial markets was worrying about it. Suddenly, the precipice metaphors are getting wheeled out again. The botched series of attempts to spread the pain to Cypriot depositors are perhaps the clumsiest own goal of the crisis so far. But what did the planners get wrong — and did they get anything right?
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Conspiracy or cock-up? What on earth were the eurozone authorities trying to achieve by letting Cyprus even consider breaking the spirit, if not the letter, of insured depositor protection? Perhaps it was just a mistake. Or perhaps not.
