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Opinion: Asian firms leading race for resources

November 13, 2009  


From Richard Morrow

The ambitions of Asian nations for commodity acquisitions could be aided by FX movements next year. India, Korea and Japan have seen their currencies appreciate against the US dollar. That will make it cheaper to buy overseas and could offset some of China’s advantage.

Analysts have become increasingly anxious about the speed with which some commodities have begun re-valuing in recent weeks.

With the likes of gold nearing US$1,100 an ounce and the cost of crude oil briefly tipping over US$80 a barrel, fears...


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SOUTHEAST ASIA DCM

Rank Bookrunner Parents Deal Value $ (Proceeds) (m) No. %share 2012 YTD Rank
1 HSBC 4,160 38 8.3 2
2 Standard Chartered Bank 4,110 36 8.2 3
3 Goldman Sachs 3,666 3 7.3 5
4 Deutsche Bank 3,354 15 6.7 8
5 Citi 2,774 9 5.5 7
6 DBS 2,341 28 4.6 1
7 JPMorgan 2,288 7 4.5 4
8 CIMB Group 2,095 39 4.2 10
9 Siam Commercial Bank 1,835 16 3.6 22
10 RHB Capital Bhd 1,688 24 3.4 15
Subtotal 28,311 161 56.2
Total 50,423 249 100.0



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