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When Swire Pacific pulled an initial public offering this week it pushed Hong Kong’s stock markets to the top of the world rankings in cancelled deals. But don’t let the data fool you — the market has been a victim of its own success.
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The sheer number of live deals in Asia's debt markets shows the region is finally becoming able to withstand shocks from outside its borders.
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It seems unlikely, but a French soap maker may mean more for Hong Kong’s stock market than a Russian metals company almost six times its size.
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I was pleasantly surprised last week to see Standard Chartered flying the flag for synthetic securitisation, and only days after the SEC came out fists flying trying to take down Goldman Sachs for a synthetic CDO from back in 2007.
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It had to happen sooner or later. I can’t say I was too surprised to hear that a Chinese property company cancelled a high yield bond sale this week — there were just so many of them out there at once that it seemed almost inevitable that some would work better than others.