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  • Things are looking up for Pakistan's national carrier as it works hard to modernize its fleet and boost its bottom line. Now it hopes the government will see the bigger picture, writes Asiamoney's Farhan Bokhari.
  • Indian companies are perennially noticeable by their absence in the global capital markets, belying the country's size. That partly explains why a US$150 million convertible bond issue for the owner of the famous Taj Hotel was greeted with such exuberance, as investors placed orders for more than 20 times the bonds on offer.
  • Hong Kong?s Li Ka-shing has shown his deal-making prowess once more, this time with what is effectively a reverse takeover of fixed-line company Vanda. And, of course, he made a pile of cash in the process.
  • From the Iraq war to the devastating SARS outbreak, 2003 was a year most would rather forget. In Asiamoney's annual travel poll we salute the industry for enduring the challenges. Report by Roy Chew, poll research by Robert Law.
  • REBIRTH IS THE literal translation of the Japanese word Shinsei. And it is perhaps apt that the biggest IPO to come out of Japan in recent years is from the bank with a name that evokes sentiments such as reawakening, renewal, rekindling, revival and resurgence – synonyms for rebirth listed in the Thesaurus.
  • In line with its commitment to increasing its focus on China, James Hong, previously head of the Alternative Investment Strategies (AIS) group, has been appointed chairman of UBS Global Asset Management for Greater China.
  • More women executives are travelling in Asia but many feel that hotels have yet to wake up to their needs, writes Pauline Loong.
  • Abby Flamholz, head of convertible bond trading at Banc of America Securities in New York, has left the firm.
  • KBC Alternative Investment Management, which has USD3.7 billion under management, is expanding its credit arbitrage operations in both London and New York.
  • Research into recovery rates on collateralized debt obligations of CDOs shows that typical CDOs of CDOs will produce low recoveries.
  • Fitch Ratings plans to hire a chief accountant to overview structured trades, corporate ratings and act as an internal resource for the agency.
  • Structurers, investors and analysts met at London's Barber-Surgeon's Hall last week to hear the latest research and methodology changes at Fitch's Global CDO Forum.