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  • Derivatives
    Goldman Hires Citi Equity Analyst
    Goldman Sachs has hired Dharmendra Patel, a director in equity derivatives analysis at Citigroup in London.
    May 02, 2004
  • Derivatives
    Goldman Reels In Barclays I-Rate Marketer
    Goldman Sachs has hired Scott Watson, a corporate marketer in interest rate derivatives at Barclays Capital in New York, for a similar role.
    May 02, 2004
  • Asia
    CFO INTERVIEW - Kexim Corners the Market
    The Export-Import Bank of Korea (Kexim) is the largest issuer of international debt in Korea. It has pumped out US$1.73 billion so far this year. Kexim bonds are considered a benchmark issue and are quickly snatched up when the bank comes to the market. Sung-Uk Hong, the well-respected director general of international finance for Kexim, spoke with Asiamoney about how he manages KeximÕs capital raising programme.
    May 01, 2004
  • Asia
    ASIA'S BEST DOMESTIC BANK, BOND & EQUITY HOUSE AWARDS 2004 - Domestic banks reach out
    The region's banking industry has changed yet further. And there are yet more credible contenders in the local markets for the award of Best Domestic Bank. With the region's local commercial banks attempting to counter the increasing competition from global institutions and the shrinking returns in their own saturated domestic markets. The nets are being cast wider as they devise regional acquisition strategies in other countries in order to compete.
    May 01, 2004
  • Asia
    Barclays feels the heat with Thailand's FRN
    A three-year US$1 billion floating-rate note for the Kingdom of Thailand is attractive for its scarcity value. But many feel Barclays may live to regret winning the deal. Keri Geiger reports.
    May 01, 2004
  • Asia
    CFO INTERVIEW - Taiwan Cellular Takes Charge
    Taiwan Cellular Corporation, a leading Taiwanese cellular operator, is cash positive. It's pared down its debt load and geared up to become one of the top investments targets in Taiwan. Asiamoney spoke with TCC's CFO, Hiu-Ming Cheng, about how after six months as the company's CFO, he is changing TCC's approach to corporate finance.
    May 01, 2004
  • Asia
    DEAL DIGEST
    May 01, 2004
  • Asia
    CONVERTIBLE BONDS - New converts fuel Asian CB market
    Just four months in and 2004 is already a blockbuster year for equity-linked bonds in Asia. In January, Singapore took the baton from Taiwan, which has dominated deal flow in recent years. Hong Kong property companies then made a flurry of issues. Now India is setting the pace. Mark B. Johnson reports.
    May 01, 2004
  • Asia
    Japan's market insiders
    Yuichi Hirimoto, president and chief executive of the fund management company, Mitsubishi Corp UBS Realty, was upbeat about the present and future of the Japanese Reit market. Also, Masatoshi Suzuki of the Development Bank of Japan sits down to discuss the ever-changing Japanese markets with Asiamoney. Fiona Haddock reports.
    May 01, 2004
  • Asia
    DEALS OF THE YEAR 2003 - Japan makes a comeback
    Japan's investment bankers were noticeably pessimistic at the start of 2003. But only 12 months later, after an array of successful, groundbreaking deals, the mood was thoroughly optimistic. Fiona Haddock reports on the highlights.
    May 01, 2004
  • Asia
    KDIC slips Hana stake to eager buyers
    Korea Deposit Insurance Corporation last month surprised the market with a quick-fire global bookbuild through UBS to dispose of its entire 22.2% stake in Hana Bank.
    May 01, 2004
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    Asia
    KOREA ROUNDUP - Korea attracts the heavyweights
    Hong KongÕs investment bankers see a silver lining on the streets of Seoul. Despite economic and political hitches, deals are emerging thick and fast, writes Keri Geiger.
    May 01, 2004
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