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Market news: Asia media round-up

03 Jul 2009 | Market wrap
China releases new rules to allow select companies to settle trade transactions in renminbi. Separately, India’s Tata Steel is reportedly planning to raise US$600 million via a sale of global depositary receipts, South Korea is looking to launch a fund to revive corporate investment, and Australia sees its trade position worsen for the second month running.
Asiamoney anniversary interview: Kai Nargolwala

02 Jul 2009 | Stock & exchange, Investment banking, Interviews, Nations & economies
As one of a series of interviews to celebrate Asiamoney’s 20th anniversary, Credit Suisse’s Asia-Pacific CEO offers his thoughts on lessons that the bank has learned over the past two decades and its hopes for the years ahead.
Blog: Freedom of thought speaks volumes for Hong Kong

02 Jul 2009 | Nations & economies, Editorial
Tens of thousands of citizens braved the searing heat to attend yesterday’s annual July 1 protest march. While cynics have criticised the lack of a clear message, the fact that Hong Kong upholds the right to freedom of speech matters for the city’s identity and its international appeal.
RBS unveils regional equities appointments

02 Jul 2009 | Stock & exchange, League table, Market move
The British bank announces changes to its ECM team in Australia, following a raft of new appointments across its Asia-Pacific business.
Market news: Asia media round-up

02 Jul 2009 | Market wrap
In June, manufacturing in China picks up for the fourth time in a row, South Korean exports rise 17.4% from May and sentiment among big Japanese manufacturers bounces back . Meanwhile India aims to introduce new law to improve corporate governance before the end of the year and Hong Kong citizens take to the streets in an emotional rally over minibonds.
Weak demand forces India’s GMR to pull placement

30 Jun 2009 | Stock & exchange, Real estate, Nations & economies, Energy, Asset management
GMR Infrastructure had to abandon its US$500 million qualified institutional placement after struggling to sell it into a volatile marketplace. It is believed to be India's largest failed offering this year in an indication of skittish investor sentiment.
I wish HSBC was stronger in advisory, says Stuart Gulliver

30 Jun 2009 | M&A, Stock & exchange, Investment banking, Interviews, Nations & economies, Bonds
In the second of a two-part interview to celebrate Asiamoney's 20th anniversary, the chief executive of global banking and markets for HSBC Holdings talks about the Asian financial crisis, the impact of the Tiananmen Square massacre, and the bank’s burning ambitions in China and India. He also reveals his favourite Hong Kong restaurant and holiday spot in Asia.
China not ready to save the world, says SocGen

30 Jun 2009 | Stock & exchange, Real estate, Nations & economies, Loans
It may be the world’s fastest growing economy, but China’s overall influence on global trade is still relatively small, SocGen economists told a media briefing in Hong Kong today. So hopes that China will lead the world out of recession are misplaced, they point out.
Asia recovery will be world-beating, says UBS

30 Jun 2009 | Stock & exchange, Nations & economies, Private banking
Regional economies are better placed to mount a sustained recovery because the region boasts better fundamentals, stronger domestic demand and greater available liquidity, says Yonghao Pu, head of UBS wealth management research.
Market news: Asia media round-up

30 Jun 2009 | Market wrap
Hong Kong firms will be able to use the renminbi to settle trades with Chinese companies from next month, while concerns rise in mainland China over the percentage of new loans being used to enter the equity market. Also, Japan’s industrial output rose for the third straight month in May, while a gold bullion market begins in India.
Asiamoney anniversary interview: Stuart Gulliver

29 Jun 2009 | M&A, Stock & exchange, Investment banking, Interviews, Bonds
In the first of a two-part interview to celebrate Asiamoney magazine’s 20th anniversary, the chief executive of global banking and markets for HSBC Holdings talks about defining moments for the business, its weakness in equity capital markets and the best and worst investment decisions over the past two decades.

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