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  • Asia
    SRI LANKA - Bidding for a piece of paradise
    Peace talks in Sri Lanka have prompted a mini-boom, with investors eager to profit from the potential of a country some hope will become the Singapore or Dubai of the sub-continent. By Eric Ellis
    August 01, 2003
  • Asia
    TECH TALK - RMBS: setting the default probability matrix
    With bankers in Taiwan increasingly coming round to the benefits of residential mortgage securitization, Long Pei-ling asks ratings agency Fitch to explain some of the criteria used in rating these financial instruments and the special conditions that apply to the Taiwanese market.
    August 01, 2003
  • Asia
    The preservation game
    The long-running bear market in equities is nudging rich Asians to re-appraise conventional investment strategies and to ask whether their private bankers are providing value for money. By Long Pei-ling and Gina San.
    August 01, 2003
  • Asia
    The collecting of jade
    The turn of the new century was the heyday for jadeite sales, with prices skyrocketing as never before. Today the market has stabilized making it an ideal time to buy. Audrey Wang, specialist in Chinese ceramics and works of art at Christie's Hong Kong, comments on the investment and aesthetic value of different types of jade.
    August 01, 2003
  • Asia
    Tea for an emperor – or those with a similar income
    An exotic variety of tea is in season in China, and is fetching sky-high prices. Naturally, the beverage is spawning fakes, discovers Pauline Loong.
    August 01, 2003
  • Asia
    The life of Reilly – Asian style
    The new boss of GM Daewoo has set himself an impressive target – to launch a car industry to rival that of Japan. Mark Johnson speaks to Nick Reilly in Seoul.
    August 01, 2003
  • Asia
    Asia Pacific Loans Flow
    ASIA
    August 01, 2003
  • Asia
    Asset swappers back in force as Chi Mei markets $200m CB
    Credit Suisse First Boston and JP Morgan entered the market yesterday (Thursday) evening Hong Kong time with a $200m convertible bond for TFT-LCD maker Chi Mei Optoelectronics. A $50m greenshoe was included.
    August 01, 2003
  • Asia
    Blowout Danamon sale builds on Mandiri IPO success
    JP Morgan last Friday completed an accelerated overnight bookbuild to sell $134m of stock in Indonesia's Bank Danamon to overseas investors. The book for the surprise disposal by the Indonesian Bank Restructuring Agency (IBRA) was more than five times oversubscribed. This allowed the lead to sell the shares without any discount.
    August 01, 2003
  • Asia
    Shinhan sidesteps glut of Korean bonds with $200m FRN
    Shinhan Bank chose to avoid the usual fixed rate option for South Korean banks issuing Eurobond this week, and at the advice of its bookrunner, Barclays Capital, issued a $200m five year floating rate note instead.
    August 01, 2003
  • Asia
    Singapore’s third Reit floats
    Singapore's third listed real estate investment trust (Reit) was launched this week. Li Ka-Shing's Cheung Kong decided to list Fortune Reit, a trust that includes five Hong Kong shopping malls, in Singapore rather than waiting for the regulators to establish the Hong Kong Reit market.
    August 01, 2003
  • Asia
    Woods continues HSBC trend of Asia heads winning global roles
    John Woods, HSBC's head of Asia Pacific fixed income research, has been promoted to lead global fixed income credit research and strategy.
    August 01, 2003
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