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It is becoming almost traditional for bankers in Asia’s debt capital markets to take a bit of a break at this time of year.
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There’s a curious rumour doing the rounds that says Asia Pulp & Paper, which has the unhappy distinction of being the world’s largest emerging markets corporate defaulter, may be plotting a return to the capital markets.
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JP Morgan has hired two bankers in India and transferred a third from London, adding to its equity capital markets, corporate finance and leveraged finance teams.
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ABN Amro in Asia does not look like a happy place to be right now. Barely two months after transferring to Singapore, Herman van den Wall Bake, ABN’s affable head of Asian syndicate, has resigned from the bank.
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HSBC has appointed Sandy Flockhart as chief executive of its Asian operations, replacing Michael Smith, who left last week to become CEO of ANZ.