Greater China
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The underperformance of offshore renminbi government bonds relative to investment grade corporate bonds is expected to reverse on improved liquidity in the short term, says HSBC.
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Korea Finance Corp is selling a public dim sum bond before the end of this year, after making its offshore renminbi debut with a Rmb130m ($20.55m) private placement last week.
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The state’s financial regulator is seeking agreements with four Southeast Asian nations to bolster its banks’ investment reach – and potentially their renminbi businesses.
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China has bestowed a number of great renminbi gifts on the island state, but it could end up squandering them unless its regulators do more to encourage the dim sum market.
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The Thai bank says it is considering selling offshore renminbi bonds as it seeks economical ways to help fund its branch expansions in China.
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Top 3 Offshore RMB DCM Transactions - 2012 YTD
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The City of London initiative, which spearheads the financial centre’s drive to become a centre for renminbi, is planning to add three banks to its steering committee.
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Debt capital market chiefs call for clearer regulations to boost the dim sum market, but are less concerned about stagnant deposit figures.
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China seems to have found a solution to its money market’s liquidity shortage. Yet the country needs more than just short-term strategies – what it needs are cuts to banks’ reserve requirement ratios.