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Have Asia’s bond issuers missed their window? Since we are racing into the summer holiday season, when fund managers leave their portfolios behind and head to Hawaii or bask in the Bahamas, that looks like a distinct possibility.
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What a confusing week for China watchers. I’ve always thought the country’s bouncing equity markets were hard enough to understand, but they’re starting to look like child’s play compared with the bond business.
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When is it a good idea to pick five bookrunners for a bond issue? To those of us who have been following this market for a long time, the answer seems obvious: never.
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There has been much talk about the leveraged finance market in Asia, most of it focusing on how the industry has been overhyped. This column may even have drawn attention to the great leveraged finance farce in Asia.
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I must admit I was as surprised as anyone by the news that the mighty KKR had sealed another leveraged buy-out in Singapore.
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"We’re still here," was the first comment I heard from one of my market chums at Lehman Brothers on Thursday morning, and that about sums things up. Despite the best efforts of some doom-spreading fund managers, Lehman is not going anywhere — at least not while the US Fed keeps the discount window open for emergency funding.