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Deal of the Year, Asia: Société Générale Corporate & Investment Banking...
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Société Générale Corporate & Investment Banking (SG CIB) wins our Deal of the Year, Asia award for a wind-farm financing transaction that takes the first step in connecting China's capital-hungry...
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Investors in China are getting nervous as traditional asset classes such as stocks and commodities experience high volatility, with the MSCI China Index dropping 25% in September
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Chinese sovereign funds such as Safe Investment Company and CIC should consider dumping and even shorting US retail stocks during US economic downturns, if they want to adopt an integrated asset and liability...
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Corporate profile: Containing risk at China’s CSCL
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China Shipping Container Lines (CSCL) is one of the world’s largest container shipping lines by capacity. Its chief financial officer, Zhao Xiaoming, explains how the shipping company manages its corporate treasury risk, which still involves limited...
A flying start for offshore renminbi but equity structures in short...
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The launch of China’s CNH market has been a success, but several constraints are affecting the development of structured products for it. As the liberalisation of the currency continues, Sarah Nowakowska explores what lies behind the shortage of equity-linked...
RBS hires Hua for China role
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Qing Cheng Hua joins RBS China from JP Morgan Chase
Promontory hires Newman and Gould to lead greater China office
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Frank Newman, former US Treasury deputy secretary, and Ronald Gould, ex-UK FSA senior adviser, join the consultancy's China operations
Last-minute US debt ceiling rise leaves world reeling
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Debt ceiling deal will not restore investor confidence immediately; China still looking to diversify reserves away from dollar; credit rating agencies cautiously affirm top ratings
Offshore activities create surge in spreads on iTraxx Australia
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Anxiety about Chinese growth and the latest bout of eurozone debt panic appear to have triggered a surge in spreads on Australia’s credit index. Why would credit spreads on Australian companies be an all-purpose hedge? Michael Watt reports
Risk Australia Spring 2011
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Market participants in the Australian financial sector have received some interesting deliveries during the past six months. These tricky shifts have come as many participants have only recently adjusted to the new, post-global financial crisis order. ...
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