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FinanceAsia Country Awards 2020: why they won, part 1
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The rationale for the winners in the following countries: Bangladesh, Cambodia, China, Hong Kong and Hong Kong (Chinese financial institutions).
Debt and equities

The hunt for yield: how low interest rates are boosting convertible bond issuance
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The description of China’s convertible bond market as a bubble might be overblown, but investors should take care as they look at companies further down the ratings scale.
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Adapting to the new normal

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Why the Philippines GDP may hit 9% in 2021

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Secondary Offering

Why Yum China's secondary offering will be a game changer
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Ironically, Yum China may be able to utilise the current health pandemic for their listing advantage as they consider following ADRs JD.com and NetEase to Hong Kong.
DCM

Fosun shakes off Covid-19 pressures with new bond and strategic sale
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A strategic divestment and one of the first non-property high-yield Chinese bond sales to come to market since the Covid-19 lockdown secure the Chinese conglomerate’s war chest.
Editor's Pick

Ardian's Jason Yao: the $19bn programme that proves the secondary market is coming of age
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In these days of heightened volatility, it’s all about safety. The recent $19bn Ardian programme showed that investors are willing to pay handsomely for a solid track record
Central Asia

ADB sells first Mongolian Nomad bond
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The first tugrik-linked bond from Mongolia will help to fund a local dairy company and sets a much-needed benchmark in the country's capital markets that remain constrained by Covid-19.
Energy

Thai Oil gets $1bn bond away even as markets decline
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With the oil sector poised for a recovery, Thai Oil priced a benchmark bond inside its own curve, even as markets crumbled during bookbuilding.
Bailout

Politicising Covid-19 undermines Cathay Pacific's HK$39 billion bailout
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Commercial assumptions are irrelevant if Hong Kong uses the health crisis to disguise social gathering policies and extend travel restrictions.
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