Caveat emptor in the Thai debt market

Thai investors are in love with domestic corporate bonds at the moment - despite the questionable security of many issues.

The Thai corporate debt market is not for the faint-hearted; disclosure requirements are weak, credit ratings are hard to come by, the secondary market is highly illiquid and the country’s new bankruptcy laws are largely untested. Despite this, local investors, banks, institutions and retail, are clamouring for paper. 

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