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Who remembers Ocean Grand? The Chinese metals group that defaulted in July 2006, barely six months after making its high yield bond debut, is making a surprise comeback as the new owner of another bond market villain.
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Asia’s bond markets were supposed to slip quietly into August, giving investors some time to breathe after a frantic few weeks of non-stop new issues. That hasn’t happened, and it’s good news for the rest of the year.
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Asia’s bond markets were supposed to slip quietly into August, giving investors some time to breathe after a frantic few weeks of non-stop new issues. That hasn’t happened, and it’s good news for the rest of the year.
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The low coupons of the Samurai bond market are an attractive proposition for emerging market borrowers such as Indonesia, but yen bonds are no substitute for US dollars.
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Indonesia’s long-awaited Samurai bond finally priced this week, after months of anticipation from the market and negotiations between the bookrunners, issuer and funding officials at the Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC), which guaranteed 95% of the deal.
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Taiwan's cash-rich banks are once again the darlings of Asia's syndicated loan market, but can the easy money last?