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Top 3 Asia (ex Japan) High Yield DCM Transactions - 2012 YTD
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Australian banks will increase buy backs of government-guaranteed securities as the fixed fee makes the debt increasingly expensive as it nears maturity, rendering other funding options more attractive.
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China’s official PMI rose above 50 in October and the HSBC final PMI was revised upwards, sparking hopes of a quicker than forecast rebound -
This year's Brokers Poll witnessed a 33.5% rise in valid responses compared to 2011. A rising number of non-Asian investors particpated too, indicating the increasing global attraction of Asia to fund managers around the world.
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A marked increase in overall responses in our latest Brokers Poll contained large numbers of investors with smaller amounts of asset under management, increasing their participation rates in the poll as a whole.
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The Hong Kong-founded bank was the most impressive rise in our latest Brokers Poll rankings, courtesy of much higher investor votes for both its research and sales capabilities. Anthony Chan reports.
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In this round up of recent regulatory news, India and Korea prepare ground for covered bonds, the RBA ups the disclosure requirement for RMBS repos, Korea introduces restrictions on subordinated bonds and China looks to rewrite the rules on regulating rating agencies.
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A UK company plans to get oil majors such as Russia’s Gazprom to use its technology to turn gas that is usually flared into crude
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Asiamoney PLUS highlights the latest job changes from across the fixed income and financial markets.
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The Swiss bank has cut seven from its Asia rates team and between five and 10 in fixed income.
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