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Huge drop in bond issuance
New issuance of corporate bonds has dropped dramatically this year as the bearish economic outlook quells the sentiment of issuers and investors alike.
Pricing agency sees low interest environment as a boost
BOND Pricing Agency Malaysia (BPA) believes the low interest environment will make it conducive for more bond issuance next year.
Bond market deserves coverage
Malaysia's bond market can be characterised as being in a developmental phase. High growth rates have been its hallmark, attributable to increasing recognition of the local bond market as a viable alternative for capital formation.
Issuance of govt bonds expected to jump to RM90bil
IT looks like a bumper crop is coming into the bond market. The issuance of government bonds is expected to leapfrog by 80% this year to a gross amount of RM90bil.
Govt bond issuance expected to increase to RM105b in 2009 from RM59b in 2008
THE Government is putting out thick 'apron strings'' to support the economy and capital markets - which have developed into an important avenue for long-term fund raising.
Stirring the moribund corporate bond market
After a decade of robust growth, the corporate bond market seems to be cooling off. Unleashing the pent-up retail demand for bonds may be one way to go.
Finding safe havens
THE debt market has seen a marked slowdown in issuances this year amid subdued economic activity, financial market conditions and risk-averse investors.
More tapping retail bond market
LATE last year, as Japan's equity market was being hammered as its economy was feeling the heat from the US financial crisis, there remained one safe haven - its retail corporate bond market.
Agency unveils league tables of bond issuers
KUALA LUMPUR: The first set of fixed income league tables for the country, which include all bond issuers, has been launched by Bond Pricing Agency Malaysia (BPA).
New sukuk scheduled despite sluggish market outlook
PETALING JAYA: The financial services sector will see new issuance of Islamic papers this year although the outlook for sukuk or the Islamic bond market is sluggish, said Malaysian Rating Corp Bhd (MARC) chief executive officer Mohd Razlan Mohamed.
