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Capital Markets
1 November, 2012
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Institutional Investor, November 2012 European sovereigns and agencies need money; Asian investors have money they need to invest. […]
4 October, 2012
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Emerging Markets, World Bank editions, October 2012 Malaysia ought to be hurting. It is among the most exposed […]
1 September, 2012
Institutional Investor, September 2012 The Asean region stands out in the world economy for one reason above all […]
1 July, 2012
Euroweek offshore RMB report, July 2012 RMB as a trade finance currency While the dim sum bond market […]
1 June, 2012
Euromoney, June 2012 The dim sum bond market gets the headlines, as deal-driven capital markets always do. But […]
1 June, 2012
Institutional Investor, June 2012 For much of the last 50 years, it has made sense to think of […]
1 June, 2012
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Emerging Markets, June 2012 Asean+3 bond market guide Section One: The markets and integration Ever since the Asian […]
1 June, 2012
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IFR Asia, June 2012 In the battle between Hong Kong and Singapore exchanges, the lines have always been […]
1 June, 2012
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IFR Asia, June 2012 Malaysia finds itself hosting two of the biggest IPOs for the region this year, […]
15 May, 2012
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Emerging Markets, May 2012 For investors, Asian equities provide an unhappy conundrum. Asia is where the economic growth […]
10 April, 2012
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Euromoney, April 2012 When American International Group (AIG) raised HK$46.7 billion (US$6 billion) from a block trade in […]
10 April, 2012
Published by Chris Wright at 10 April, 2012
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Euromoney, April 2012 Asia is the future; that’s an article of faith in global investment banking. And there […]