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  • As the commercial mortgage-backed securities market has grown in the past year some observers have raised concerns that risks are not being adequately priced and that the broader uptake of CMBS – including in collateralized debt obligation tranches – could prove hazardous. Most bankers dismiss such suggestions as nonsense.
  • Combined group has the potential to be a domestic market leader
  • GMAC Financiera
  • The Chinese government is at it again. Having already spent at least $45 billion in what may well prove to be vainglorious attempts to fix the country's ailing state-owned banking system, the People's Bank of China (PBC) announced that the State Council has decided to part with another $15 billion of foreign exchange reserves to shore up the capital base of Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, by assets, the nation's largest bank.
  • A research report published in May by the Institute for Monetary and Economic Research, part of Korea's central bank, recommends that regulators in Korea promote more investment in domestic banks by domestic investors at the expense of foreign capital.
  • Telecom Italia
  • Cash rich investors are looking to put their money to work
  • Depfa Bank
  • Despite concerns, long-only funds are trying to flatter their returns
  • The expansion of the MENA region's equity and debt capital markets must go hand in hand with stronger corporate governance and financial regulation. Financial market reform requires better governance structures, necessitating legal reforms as well as improvements in policies and procedures required to foster private sector development and tackle inefficient, ineffective and discriminatory government practices.
  • Singapore: REITS get more sophisticated A series of recent transactions from Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) in Singapore, the de facto non-Japan Asia centre for the specialist property investment vehicles, are proving not only the popularity of the asset class with investors but also their flexibility as funding vehicles for real estate assets.
  • Global private equity firms increasingly have Asia in their sights. CVC Capital Partners (CVC) a privately owned investment and advisory company, has closed its $1.975 billion Asia Pacific Fund, CVC's second Asia fund and a joint venture with former parent Citigroup.