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Seven stats to understand sovereign wealth funds and central banks
A new Invesco report reveals that sovereign funds are shifting to equities, looking for more alternatives, being called upon for drawdowns and turning to Asia.
Chris Wright
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July 12, 2021
Northeast Asia
London Stock Connect may give China a bridge to New York
The link appears to be finally taking shape, but with the dollar as its biggest trading and settlement currency, the scheme looks increasingly skewed towards investors in the US.
July 03, 2018
Asiamoney
Asia: Convertible bond sales scale new heights
Rising interest rates and soaring share prices have encouraged issuers to look beyond traditional debt and equity, but the glut of new paper means issuers must be willing to pay.
July 03, 2018
Northeast Asia
Chinese banks slow lending
Mainland banks have long been known for their penchant to commit chunky amounts to loans, either as participants or as book runners, but that is changing, say loans bankers in the region.
July 03, 2018
Northeast Asia
Two countries, two difficult bond regulators
In both China and India, winning approval to sell offshore bonds can be a torment. One regulator applies the rules punctiliously, the other seemingly without rhyme or reason. It’s a wonder issuers can sell so much.
July 03, 2018
Northeast Asia
Investment banking: Can BOCI step up to the next level?
Bank of China International has established itself as the leading investment bank of China’s big four, but what will it take to make BOCI a real challenger to the international firms that it wants to compete with?
July 03, 2018
Asiamoney
Nepal's licence to bank
The country has a tiny economy, yet there are almost 250 active financial institutions. What is the central bank playing at?
Eric Ellis
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July 03, 2018
Northeast Asia
Hong Kong: The Next Generation won't wait for banks
Disruptor Alex Kong has already shaken up Asia’s travel industry; now he has the region’s money transfer and payments systems in his sights with his total-solution e-wallet, TNG.
Eric Ellis
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July 02, 2018
Northeast Asia
Mainland master stirs up Hong Kong market
Charles Li has courted controversy in his shake-up of the Hong Kong stock exchange, but is he a plant for Beijing, or a polished professional with a mandate to modernize and internationalize the city’s exchanges?
Eric Ellis
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July 02, 2018
Northeast Asia
China takes a swipe at the fintech sector
Beijing has spent years sitting back and encouraging its powerful fintech firms to create and innovate. But it is starting to crack down on parts of an industry that it feels may have grown too far too fast, starting with peer-to-peer lenders.
Elliot Wilson
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July 02, 2018
Foreign Exchange
Millennium Global aims to cut FX costs for fund managers and treasurers
New FX platform MillTechFX reckons that rather than cannibalizing existing trading activity, it can generate new flows for its counterparty banks by undercutting standard exchange rates.
Paul Golden
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July 09, 2021
Opinion
The volume of riskier new debt issues keeps growing
That distant sound is the warning bell as bond investors’ desperate search for yield leads them down ever-risker paths.
Peter Lee
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July 09, 2021
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