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Frustratingly low JGB yields are forcing Japanese investors into higher-yielding assets such as residential mortgage-backed securities, which offer a better pick-up over government bonds.
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James Watson has joined BNP Paribas as managing director and head of Asian central bank sales in Hong Kong.
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Arnold Kan, regional head of sales and deputy head of fixed income for Asia ex-Japan has left the bank.
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Investors can take advantage of wider bond spreads in some countries in Central and Eastern Europe despite their lack of growth, a strategist says
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Government-backed bonds issued by Vietnam’s state-owned enterprises will face heightened investor scrutiny as the nation continues to be plagued by a long history of bad debt and transparency issues.
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Asiamoney PLUS highlights the latest job changes from across the fixed income and financial markets.
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Anthony Arnaudy, Standard Chartered’s head of Northeast Asia debt capital markets, is leaving the bank after three years.
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When the Federal Reserve stops buying bonds and the dollar starts to rally, emerging market currencies are likely to sell off sharply, a strategist warns
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Top 3 Asia (ex Japan) Local Currency DCM Transactions - 2013 YTD
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China will embark on an unprecedented drive to close the country’s wealth gap, and may issue debt to finance it. This could open the door for municipalities to begin issuing bonds, say economists.
