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Asia Aluminum’s audacious attempt to buy back its bonds has sparked more debate among Asia’s debt market elite than may be strictly necessary, but the issues the deal raises are fascinating.
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What a shame San Miguel won’t be coming to the dollar bond market. In these times of austerity I’m sure investors were looking forward to the chance to sample some of the company’s products, if nothing else.
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Government guaranteed debt is very much the dish of the day in Asia, as it is elsewhere these days. Appetite for anything slightly further down the credit spectrum has sadly waned along with the prospects for a swift resolution to the US government’s stimulus package.
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The more things change, the more they stay the same. Indonesia, for all the talk of the flexibility that comes with its first global bond shelf, is back on familiar territory.
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The new year is upon us. Chinese New Year, that is, when the Asian markets grind to a halt and we all travel to Shanghai or Bali or Bangkok or any beach where the pina coladas flow like credit did in the good ol’ days.
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Asian issuers beware. Bankers aren’t going to tolerate your price-squeezing games any more.