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I was intrigued to hear Korea Development Bank’s chairman Min Euoo Sung say this week that he regretted not buying Lehman Brothers a week before it collapsed.
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That most uncomfortable of subjects is back on the agenda again: the fees banks charge for the privilege of their services. A year ago it was Asian issuers which were complaining about the sudden hikes forced upon them as markets seized up; this time it is the bankers who feel aggrieved.
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That most uncomfortable of subjects is back on the agenda again: the fees banks charge for the privilege of their services. A year ago it was Asian issuers which were complaining about the sudden hikes forced upon them as markets seized up; this time it is the bankers who feel aggrieved.
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We are approaching the end of an unpredictable, volatile but ultimately reassuring year in Asia’s bond market — one in which a timid calf slowly grew up and then all of a sudden became a raging bull.
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We are approaching the end of an unpredictable, volatile but ultimately reassuring year in Asia’s bond market — one in which a timid calf slowly grew up and then all of a sudden became a raging bull.
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After the euphoria of the last month, it seemed this week that some parts of the Asian capital markets were beginning to turn for the worse as some serious jitters set in. Investor fatigue descended on both the debt and equity capital markets with several bond and share sales abandoned as a result.