Tag: bonds

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Indonesia: bring on the bonds

Indonesia continues to gear up for its second dollar bond this year.

By Lara Wozniak | 29 September 2005

Pensions & Insurance

More bonds, please, say China insurers

For China''s insurance companies, the big risk in managing assets is the lack of supply in the domestic bond market.

By Jame DiBiasio | 15 September 2005

Debt

Stats ChipPAC back in bonds

Singaporean test and assembly company takes advantage of strengthening credit markets.

By Jackie Horne | 14 July 2005

View Point

What's behind plummeting values in corporate bonds?

Falling knives: Pimco ponders what explains sharp reversals on credit valuations despite improving fundamentals.

By Jame DiBiasio | 23 May 2005

Debt

Pakistan flushed with success of PIS bonds

Islamic Republic scores new capital markets success with debut Sukuk issue.

By Jackie Horne | 18 January 2005

View Point

Equities will outperform bonds in 2005

Says Fiduciary Trust''s CIO, Jeffrey Applegate.

By Jame DiBiasio | 15 December 2004

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HKMC to sell mortgage bonds to public

Hong Kong''s state-controlled mortgage company will offer securitized bonds to the public.

By Nick Ferguson | 7 October 2004

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Bonds away in Vietnam

Vietnam promises reforms to stoke growth in local bond market.

By Nick Ferguson | 7 July 2004

Pensions & Insurance

Dresdner MPF funds shift to bonds

With inflation on the rise, Allianz Dresdner is increasing its allocation to fixed income and reducing equities.

By Jame DiBiasio | 3 June 2004

Debt

Managing bonds while facing interest rate hikes

A panel of bond fund managers gives Hong Kong investors a taste of the possibilities.

By Jame DiBiasio | 11 May 2004

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Phils re-opens 2011 and 2014 bonds

Republic takes advantage of spread tightening to re-open two of its most liquid bonds.

By Jackie Horne | 27 April 2004

Debt

Here come the Bauhinia bonds

Hong Kong government to debut in international bond markets.

By Nick Lord | 10 March 2004

View Point

US Fed not key to Asian bonds

BNP economist says fixed income credit spreads will remain flat in 2004 despite rising US interest rates.

By Kamni Bharwani | 20 January 2004

Debt

Bonds in Asia appoints liquidator

After abortive rescue attempts, the bond trading portal appoints a liquidator.

By Steven Irvine | 23 September 2003

Fund Manager Q&A

Asian institutions embracing emerging market bonds

Credit Agricole''s Patrick Chia says emerging market, euro and cash products are more popular.

By Jame DiBiasio | 2 July 2003

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NACF to harvest dollar bonds

Korea''s National Agricultural Co-operative Federation (NACF) mandates ABN Amro and Merrill Lynch for an inaugural bond deal.

By Jackie Horne | 26 May 2003

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Korea back for bonds

The Republic of Korea launches roadshows in Asia today (Monday) for a $1 billion bond deal as Kookmin and IBK prepare to follow.

By Jackie Horne | 22 May 2003

Debt

Singapore Domestic and Dollar Bonds league tables

By Peter McMillan | 30 April 2003

Equities

Chinese convertible bonds: treat with care

CBs are increasingly popular in China, but some say they are simply another way of abusing minority shareholders.

By Dan Slater | 29 April 2003

Debt

Appetite dims for Korean bonds

Korea Western Power struggles to attract investors for what may turn out to be Asia''s last international bond offering of 2002.

By Jackie Horne | 5 December 2002

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