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Equity News Sinochem Hong Kong Raises $168 million from upsized convertible Second Hong Kong-dollar denominated convertible in one week after Shui On Construction's $120 million issue suggests investor confidence is picking up.
By Anette Jönsson
People Moves Parks steps away from day-to-day duties at JPMorgan but stays as chairman Abdelnour transfers from Europe to take over daily responsibilities; named CEO for Asia Pacific.
By Anette Jönsson
View Point Market opportunities as seen by ABN AMRO Rothschild Busy start to the third quarter by joint venture which has defied sceptics saying it was doomed to fail - a decade ago.
By Anette Jönsson
Outlook & Economics Indian banks allowed further foreign currency fund raising The Central Bank relaxes guidelines on issuance of foreign currency debt and hybrid instruments.
By Sameera Anand
View Point Can a goods and services tax be good for you? The Hong Kong government proposes to impose a consumption tax that may actually help businesses in the long run. Citigroup analysts point out the positive sides of the proposal.
By Lara Wozniak
Editor's Desk League table round up July 21 The Equity Capital Markets and Debt Capital Markets have another lacklustre week.
By FinanceAsia & Dealogic
Standard & Poor's Daily Ratings Direct Asia-Pacific Highlights
Welcome to Standard & Poor's daily summary of credit research of interest to investors in Asia-Pacific.
By Standard & Poor's
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For news on the latest third party conferences and seminars, please see below. Please click on the headline for further details.
The future of Hong Kong's retirement system, 26 Jul 2006, The Ritz Carlton Hotel, Hong Kong
Standard & Poor's Ratings - CORPORATE CREDIT RISK ANALYSIS, 10 - 13 Oct 2006, Hong Kong
Standard & Poor's Ratings - Structured Finance Risk Analysis, 13 - 15 Sep 2006, Hong Kong
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UPCOMING MASTERCLASSES IN FINANCE Terrapinn Financial Training welcomes you to attend in 2006:
FINANCIAL MODELLING WORLD
*Book early! This course is guaranteed to sell out fast! SYDNEY: 21-25 August 2006 | DUBAI: 16-20 September 2006 | HONG KONG: 18-22 September 2006 This practical, hands-on workshop will help you solve your own financial modelling problems. You'll work on forecasting, project finance, valuation, capital budgeting, credit analysis, investment optimisation, simulation, risk and strategic planning scenarios. If you're a CFO, Financial Analyst, Business Analyst or Financial Controller, this course is tailor-made for you! "Everything I learnt in the 5 days is extremely useful - the tips, tricks & traps in Excel. I have better understanding of sensitivity, scenario, and simulation models. It expanded my knowledge of Macro!" - Clemente A. Puno IV, Manager, ING Bank N.V.
STRUCTURED TRADE & COMMODITY FINANCE
Hong Kong: 28 August - 01 September 2006 Make sure you possess the most cutting-edge trade finance options and risk-mitigation techniques to structure the most secure deals for your customers. You will use practical case studies to understand all the products and risks related to Trade Finance. Understand why some structured trade deals fail, why others succeed and what you can do to avoid the pitfalls! You will receive clear coaching on how to structure a commodity / trade finance transaction to gain credit committee approvals.
CREDIT RISK MODELLING
Sydney: 28 - 30 August 2006 | DUBAI: 09-11 September 2006 You'll use simulations and “live” sector-specific case studies to measure, model and manage credit risk for successful Basel II compliance. Develop models that you can take out of the classroom and apply to your job the next day! You will explore a complete set of modeling techniques, analytical frameworks and Basel II implementation roadmaps. This course is guaranteed to maximize the return of your time out of the office.
LOAN DOCUMENTATION & SYNDICATIONS
DUBAI: 16 - 18 September 2006 This 3-day workshop will arm you with all the skills you need to unlock the complexities of loan documentation, so you can protect your organisation against problems like default, enforcement and insolvency. Improve your negotiation skills and use real life examples to demystify once-and-for-all the intricacies of commercial negotiations and drafting of terms.
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