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Malaysia bonds to keep tightening: S&P

February 10, 2012  

From Lorraine Cushnie

The sovereign’s bond market will continue to perform strong despite the global turmoil, though the government needs to take additional steps to liberalise its capital markets, says Standard & Poor’s.

Malaysia’s position as the Asean nations’ standout bond market will continue this year, but reforms are needed if the market is to reach the depth and sophistication needed for the country’s next stage of economic development, says Standard & Poor’s...


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OFFSHORE RMB DCM

Rank Bookrunner Value ($m) No. %Share 2011 YTD Rank
1 HSBC 1,439 15 33.0 1
2 Bank of China Ltd 1,079 5 24.8 14
3 Standard Chartered Bank 513 10 11.8 11
4 Citi 208 4 4.8 3
5 Barclays 198 2 4.5 0
6 Deutsche Bank 159 4 3.6 2
7 Goldman Sachs 152 2 3.5 6
8 RBS 136 3 3.1 5
9 BNP Paribas 95 2 2.2 21
10 JPMorgan 79 1 1.8 7
Subtotal 4,059 29 93.2
Total 4,356 29 100.0


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