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  • Taiwan FDI record, Brazil hedge fund buys steel firm, Serbia rates on hold, Korea unemployment low
    Taiwan received foreign direct investment worth $8.5 billion during the first eight months of this year, nearly four times as much as over the same period last year. Even if $3.8 billion invested by Philips are excluded, the country’s growth rate still more than doubled.
    Emerging Markets Editorial Team, September 14, 2006
  • Weekly Trade Round Up
    Movie Gallery's bonds and bank debt fell on the announcement Apple Computer has launched a new movie service; Dura Automotive Systems' bank debt fell to 96 7/8 from close to par, where it was trading a week ago, on concerns the value of the collateral backing the loans may not be as high as expected; and Visteon Corp.'s bonds outperformed the rest of the sector early this week on market expectation the auto supplier is close to being bought by either a group of private equity firms or by competitor Valeo.
    September 13, 2006
  • Gold, Weinberger Set Up New Shop, Pricing CLO This Fall
    Mark Gold, formerly managing director and portfolio manager at Trust Company of the West, and Hillel Weinberger, formerly a portfolio manager at Loews Corp., have opened their new firm, Hillmark Capital Management and are expected to price their first collateralized loan obligation as early as this month.
    September 13, 2006
  • Brazil steel sales, UN warns on Poland, Lebanese banks' outlook, Chidambram denies rate cut
    Steel sales in Brazil's domestic market fell 10% in August due to increased imports of Chinese machine tools and a strengthening Brazilian currency. In the Joinville area of Santa Catarina state, a major machine tool producing region, production is down 30%, said Roberson Fagundes, director of steel distributor Diferro.
    Emerging Markets Editorial Team, September 13, 2006
  • Derivatives
    JPMorgan Asian Equity Honcho Moves To NYC
    JPMorgan is restructuring its Asian equity derivatives business on the back of a senior transfer to New York.
    September 12, 2006
  • Argentina, Poland, Vietnam growth outlook, Qatar National Bank upgrade
    Argentina’s construction sector registered growth of 21.2% year-on-year in the first half of 2006, a study by the Business University of Argentina shows. Sales of cement jumped 25.9%, followed by sales of iron with a 24.7% increase. Construction sector costs rose 18.6%, boosted by the increases in the prices of raw materials and in wages. The construction sector is the biggest contributor to Argentina’s growth.
    Emerging Markets Editorial Team, September 12, 2006
  • Derivatives
    BlueBay Mulls U.S. Protected Fund Rollout
    BlueBay Asset Management is considering expanding its offering of capital-protected credit and fixed-income funds.
    September 11, 2006
  • Rouble market takes on new importance
    Vimpelcom has traditionallty relied on the US dollar for its financing needs. However, as the rouble continues to gain ground against the dollar and as the local bond market deepens the telecom company is increasingly looking to the domestic market. Joanne O'Connor reports.
    September 11, 2006
  • Small borrower with a big presence
    IFC, the private sector arm of the World Bank group, has a modest funding requirement of just $2bn-$4bn a year, yet its profile is that of a much bigger borrower thanks to its highly successful global bond programme and its pioneering work in developing local currency markets. Jo Richards reports.
    September 11, 2006
  • Swiss Re overcomes challenges
    Swiss Re's acquisition of GE Insurance Solutions last November made it the largest reinsurer in the world. By rights, such an acquisition should constrain future financial flexibility. But its multi-tranche transaction launched this May was a superb example of how it managed to overcome this and other hurdles. Hélène Durand speaks to Andreas Weber, head of corporate finance at the issuer.
    September 11, 2006
  • Thailand's trailblazer
    Thai Military Bank this May blazed a way forward for its country ahead of implementation of Basel II in 2008 with the first Thai hybrid bond to be sold internationally. Adam Harper talks to TMB's chief financial officer, Tanate Phutrakul, about the international markets, mergers and politics.
    September 11, 2006
  • The inexorable rise of Grupo Santander
    The sheer size of Grupo Santander means that there is hardly a week without a transaction from the issuer. Hélène Durand finds out what its funding needs and strategy are — as well as what can be expected from the issuer for the rest of the year.
    September 11, 2006
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