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Will Hong Kong become the next Cayman Islands?
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Once it was the Cayman Islands and Delaware as the go-to destination for funds, but Hong Kong’s entry into the race could change everything
Sovereign debt

Australia sees demand for new 30-year bond
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The steepness of its curve lures offshore investors to the Australian Office of Financial Management’s fourth benchmark issue since the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Polarisation of Chinese property developers continues as proactive policies mitigate impact of COVID-19 on LGFVs

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ANZ green and sustainable financing poll: aligning interests

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Ant Group’s decision to skip New York not a matter of why … but why Shanghai?
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Domestic investors are supporting local technology companies, allowing tech giants like Ant Group to select Hong Kong and Shanghai for its IPO.
Russia

Exclusive: How Credit Bank of Moscow is looking east to China
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Chief executive Vladimir Chubar explains why he is embracing the close relationship between Russia and China.
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REIT regulation

Ayala Land office REIT tests investor appetite in the time of Covid
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A reputable sponsor and an attractive yield offering will likely draw local interest for Ayala Land’s office REIT, even as the coronavirus redefines traditional office space demand
Impossible Trinity

Why the Hong Kong dollar peg is safe ... for now
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US President Donald Trump has said he is ending trade preferences for Hong Kong and signed into law an act that authorizes sanctions on banks. What will this mean for the HK-US dollar peg?
Central Asia

Private equity opportunities open up in Uzbekistan
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Kiyan Zandiyeh, chief executive of Sturgeon Capital, explains why he thinks a return of 40% is achievable for his private equity fund in Uzbekistan.
New Normal

Covid-19: what's the new normal for supply chains, working capital, and trade finance?
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Companies must decide between capital expenditure spending amid an unknown future or accept stretched balance sheets in a post Covid-19 world.
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