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Though Dutch RMBS issuance has fallen short of expectations, the UK securitization market has seen a surge in issuance this year — a 67% year on year increase — according to Rabobank.
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China has been slowly but steadily sowing the seeds of a green bond market with the first deal expected this year. However, the country is unlikely to use internationally accepted guidelines - the Green Bond Principles (GBP) - instead it may seek to tailor guidelines its own domestic standards, says HSBC. -
Macquarie is looking to brave the market with a German RMBS this week in what would be the first RMBS or ABS deal in two weeks.
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China took more drastic measures over the weekend to restore calm in its roiling stock market, including setting up a stabilisation fund and curbing new IPOs. Shares jumped as much as 8% on the news but ECM bankers say it does not go far enough to put a floor under the sell-off.
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A long-awaited proposal to list Korea’s stock exchange is coming to a fruition, with the Financial Services Commission, the country’s top financial regulator, unveiling a roadmap for the IPO this week.
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Singapore has tweaked rules governing real estate investment trusts (Reits), the mainstay of the city-state’s equity capital markets, with the changes prioritising good corporate governance and the interests of unitholders.
