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Asian Liquidity

September 2019

An increasing number of Australian biomedical companies are accessing Asian investors.

Tapping regional investors is a capital idea

An increasing number of Australian companies are accessing the region's high net worth individuals who are looking to put capital into Australian listed vehicles.

  • Mark Eggleton

April 2019

Tencent is looking to diversify its business model.

Asian investors seek wider markets

There is a need in Asia to move beyond bonds issued by the huge state-owned enterprises in China, Korea and Singapore.

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Jocelyn Wong : Asian investors like to infrastructure and utility opportunities.

Quantitative easing still felt in bond markets

Asian investors are drawn to Australian corporates as the market is regulated and stable.

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The Australian higher education sector has been active in the bond market.

Strong appetite for Australian debt in Asia

Asian demand for corporate bonds has meant there has had to be a diversification away from their home markets, which is boosting the Australian bond market.

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Laurie Zanella : We're building the kind of infrastructure that lasts 25 to 30 years.

Life insurers key drivers in region

Australian issuers have found a market in Asia as the region seeks high-grade, long duration bonds.

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Workers labour beneath a tunnel-boring machine at a construction site.

High yield sector comes to the fore

As investors struggle to find yield, the so-called junk bond market is wooing investors with the yields on offer.

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Alastair Watson: We have a long history through the Asian markets.

Asian debt market surging to new heights

Economic growth in Asia has also seen a huge and rapid rise in Asian bonds.

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