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Citi sees slower gains in 2010 Asia equity markets

November 30, 2009  


From Pamela Tang

The bank’s head of Asia ex-Japan equity strategy, Markus Rosgen, expects the MSCI Asia ex-Japan Index to trade between 520 and 540 points next year. Citi has a North Asia bias and favours Hong Kong, Korea and Taiwan.

Equity investors can look forward to returns of between 9% and 14% in Asia ex-Japan next year, according to a senior Citi strategist.

Markus Rosgen, the bank’s head of Asia ex-Japan equity strategy, told a media briefing in Hong Kong...


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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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