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  • FEW BANKERS DOUBT THAT THERE are good pockets of demand for European debt product in the US, but those pockets are sometimes expensive to pick. And the fact that US-targeted deals are generally not sold off an MTN platform is telling.
  • The group of borrowers able to access the Japanese investor base is traditionally an exclusive club. Only the highest rated issuers, and those with a long track record in the market, stand to benefit
  • The increasing internationalisation of the South African stockmarket is having a pronounced effect on local companies and investors - in terms of valuations, corporate governance requirements, shareholding structures, asset swaps between local and international investors, institutional performance measurement and the unbundling of corporate cross-holdings. As in many other markets around the world, corporate restructuring and shareholder value are the new buzzwords.
  • The launch of the primary dealership system for government bonds last year was the latest in a series of initiatives to reform and internationalise South Africa's domestic debt market.
  • The flexibility of the Euro-MTN market, in terms of the range of products that it provides for investors and the host of funding opportunities it offers to issuers, is the key to its success.
  • With European fund managers under pressure to increase their returns in the low yielding eurozone, the smarter investor is looking at the MTN market for opportunities to enhance yield.
  • The use of structured debt in the Euro-MTN market has never fully recovered from the shock of 1994, when investors took some stinging losses on complex derivatives-linked notes.
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  • n Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi and Dresdner Kleinwort Benson announced this week that they have jointly set up an asset backed commercial paper conduit in Japan, primarily to securitise corporate trade receivables.
  • Thailand will be in the running to reopen the Asian equity markets after the summer lull with three issues set to test the appetite for paper from the country. Siam Cement and Thai Farmers Bank look set to launch in two weeks' time, with Thai Military Bank possible a week later, according to bankers.
  • FOUR technology issues from Taiwan are lined up for a September launch with Synnex Technology, Hon Hai Precision, Mosel Vitelic and CMC Magnetics all pre-marketed this week. ABN Amro and Jardine Fleming are joint leads for Synnex Technology's $200m GDR sale. The company is the country's largest distributor of IT and