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Ongoing concern: The Asian CFO’s debt hangover
Asia may be facing an oncoming corporate debt maturity crisis. Will CFOs be held responsible?
By Steven Dewhurst | 28 April 2009
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Lenders should forgive debt
Author Margaret Atwood suggests debt forgiveness could be one way to restart the world economy.
By Edward Russell | 16 March 2009
People Moves
Mark Leahy resigns from Deutsche
After five years as head of Deutsche's debt syndicate in Asia, Leahy has decided to take a break from the industry, leaving van den Wall Bake and Wipplinger to run the show.
By Anette Jönsson | 16 February 2009
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Pakistan near debt default
Barely a month since the presidential election, falling foreign currency reserves have forced Pakistan’s new government to turn to the IMF for a loan.
By Edward Russell | 22 October 2008
Debt
Global support efforts may revive debt markets
Joint efforts made by governments all over the world may help in reviving the wounded debt markets.
By Mukul Munish | 22 October 2008
Debt
Asian banks still reluctant to lend to each other
Despite coordinated efforts by US, European and Asian governments, credit markets in Asia remain anaemic.
By Mukul Munish | 16 October 2008
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Credit Suisse Asia debt boss looks for recovery
Derek Armstrong, managing director of Credit Suisse in the investment banking division, and head of the debt financing group in Asia, speaks to FinanceAsia about the crisis in ...
By Rupert Walker | 21 August 2008
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Capital injections needed to save US banks
Richard Koo, chief economist at the Nomura Research Institute in Tokyo, discusses the grim parallels between the US and Japan, including the need for unconditional capital ...
By Dan Slater | 31 March 2008
Debt
Vietnam Electric rolls out second long dong bond
Only a month after launching its inaugural offshore dong deal, newly renamed and restructured Vietnam Electric announces a proposed VnD1 trillion 10-year offering.
By Timothy Cuffe | 13 December 2006
Debt
Merrill places $325 million for Berau Coal
The Indonesian coal producer prices a dual tranche debt offering at the tight end of revised guidance.
By Timothy Cuffe | 12 December 2006
Debt
True Move succeeds where its parent failed
The Thai telecom operator issues an upsized seven-year debut dollar deal inside of initial guidance.
By Timothy Cuffe | 8 December 2006
Debt
Citic closes new lower tier-2 offering
Barclays and HSBC utilise non step-up structure for a new five-year non-call one deal for Citic Ka Wah.
By Timothy Cuffe | 4 December 2006
Debt
Ciliandra cooks with new dollar deal
Following an extensive roadshow schedule, Citigroup prices a debut deal for Indonesian palm oil producer Ciliandra at the tight end of guidance.
By Timothy Cuffe | 4 December 2006
Debt
The RoK keeps on rockin'
Korea prices a new dual-tranche sovereign bond inside of its existing yield curve.
By Timothy Cuffe | 1 December 2006
Debt
ING's bond team recommends investors take risk
ING’s Asian dollar bond team predicts a harder sell for its emerging market strategy in 2007 but continues to target riskier assets.
By Samuel Riding | 30 November 2006
Debt
KNHC completes debut dollar bond
Korea National Housing Corp prices debut bond at the tight end of guidance on the back of huge demand.
By Timothy Cuffe | 20 November 2006
Debt
Xinhua closes debut dollar bond
Xinhua leverages solid third quarter results to price its debut offshore bond deal at the tight end of guidance.
By Timothy Cuffe | 16 November 2006
Debt
Lippo Bank prices new lower tier-2 bond
On the back of a huge order book, UBS prices Lippo Bank's lower tier-2 deal inside of initial guidance.
By Timothy Cuffe | 16 November 2006
Debt
Taiwan targets $30 billion of offshore debt issuance by 2009
At a GreTai Securities Market bond conference in Hong Kong, industry experts discussed the nuances of the Taiwanese bond market and its future development.
By Timothy Cuffe | 15 November 2006
Debt
Supreme Court rules Indah Kiat bond invalid
Indonesia's Supreme Court puts the country's offshore borrowing prospects in doubt by ruling invalid the $500 million bond for APP subsidiary Indah Kiat Pulp & Paper.
By Timothy Cuffe | 13 November 2006
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