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NSE wins board approval for OFS listing

India’s National Stock Exchange has got the green light from its board of directors to launch its long-awaited IPO in the form of an offer for sale, according to an announcement on its website.

Jonathan Breen, October 07, 2016
Asia

ITC brushes off China holiday week with debut bond

Hong Kong-listed ITC Properties Group became the only international debt issuer from Greater China this week, selling its notes during the country’s week-long national holiday.

Addison Gong, October 07, 2016
Asia

HNA Group unit taps MS, UBS for $10bn acquisition

Avolon Holdings, indirectly owned by China’s HNA Group, has tapped Morgan Stanley and UBS to provide $8.5bn of debt for the acquisition of the aircraft leasing business of CIT Group.

John Loh, October 07, 2016
Asia

China Industrial covers $179m GEM listing

Investors are looking past China Industrial Securities International Financial Group’s status as a Growth Enterprise Market listing, with books building strongly for the HK$1.39bn ($179m) Hong Kong IPO.

John Loh, October 07, 2016
FINAL WORD: Mark Carney

Resolving the climate paradox

Mark Carney, October 07, 2016
Asia

SDR reform key to monetary system overhaul

The entry of the renminbi into the IMF special drawing rights (SDR) on October 1 is stirring up debate for a revised role of the SDR, with some suggesting reform of the currency unit could lead to a more stable international monetary system.

Paolo Danese, October 07, 2016
Lagarde looks to use second term to take IMF into new waters

Christine Lagarde took the helm of the IMF as it was facing its toughest challenge in the wake of the global financial crisis and the eurozone debt trauma. In an exclusive interview with Emerging Markets, she sets out her agenda for her new five year term and gives her views on everything from Europe’s banking problems to Brexit

Anthony Rowley, October 07, 2016
Asia

Japan fears grow as Mr Yen warns stimulus of Abenomics is wearing off

Eisuke Sakakibara, the former Japanese politician who earned the nickname Mr Yen for his aggressive control of the exchange rate, says he is worried that the appreciation of the yen is a sign that the impacts of the expansionary policies known as Abenomics are wearing off

Anthony Rowley, October 07, 2016
Emerging Markets

Kenya's Njoroge: 'You'd be out of your mind to allow Bitcoin'

In a scathing indictment on virtual currencies, Kenya’s central bank governor Patrick Njoroge attacks the use of bitcoin and will refuse to have new technologies forced upon him, just because they are the latest trend. Security and trust remain paramount, he says

Olivier Holmey, October 07, 2016
World faces 'reversal' of global trade as populism wrecks deals

Gloom was descending over the annual meetings of the IMF as senior figures expressed pessimism about the chances of a new global trade deal being struck that stimulate an anaemic world economy

Elliot Wilson, October 07, 2016
OUT OF THE WOODS: 7 Oct

Seen and heard in the corridors of the Annual Meetings

Emerging Markets Editorial Team, October 07, 2016
Asia

Obor $1.8tr debt pile raises bad debt fears in China

Bankers in China have warned Emerging Markets that much of the debts taken on to fund China’s giant $1.8tr One Belt One Road programme could go bad, threatening another financial crisis

Elliot Wilson, October 07, 2016

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