Insto magazine July August 2009

Bank to the Future

Insto surveyed analysts and bankers on their views for the future. Their collective opinion is that a rear vision mirror will be more productive than a crystal ball, as Jonathan Shapiro explains.

Features

Citi's Josh Williamson - Beating expectations

At the halfway point of 2009, Citi's chief economist, Josh Williamson, gazes into his crystal...
Syndicated Loans Roundtable

Welcome to the club

Syndicated loans teams kept their deal pipelines open, even in the...
Commodities show their mettle

After a tough time, commodities are emerging in 2009 as the darling of the alternative...
Anti-trust the system

Competition policy, with the Big Four firmly in the crosshairs, not capital management,...

Catastrophe bonds: cashing in on crises

Esoteric investments like catastrophe bonds are coming into their own for investors with very...

In crisis is opportunity

China could stand to gain considerable financial returns with moderate risks by investing its...

Index-linked bonds rise again

The Commonwealth Government currently maintains $6.0 billion worth of index-linked bonds on...

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SNAPSHOTS - ASX embraces carbon, ASF’s new take on covered bonds

Big banks reward shareholders’ faith

The future favours specialists

Asia Pacific Banks - A Guiding star

Westfield - Looking for the yankee dollar

Retail investors given some Latitude

NZ Post's ratings winner

Q2 09 Debt Markets roundup - Thaw almost becomes a rally

New deal for investors

Westfield - Shopping for the best funding deal

2009 fixed income and credit research poll: the people have spoken

Property - It’s a buyer’s market

Credit research poll: top two take full credit

Fixed Income Credit Research Roundtable

Financial Regulation Roundtable

Syndicated Loans - Australian names look to Asia

Business Lending - Please sir, can I have some more

US Wrap - Oversubscribed and over there

IPO - Floats drift back in black

Paul Masi - Stocking the armoury

Nomura's COO - Winning Lehmans in 24 hours

New economy cycle fuels wake-up call

After-tax reporting - Talking about real income

Distressed assets - A niche little earner

Tax - Accelerated confusion

Executive Pay - A fair day's pay

Equities wrap Q2 - Bulls take time to sniff out opportunities

Corporate funding - catching the next pipeline

Mergers and acquisitions - inching towards recovery

Hedge funds - slip-sliding away

A real Tier jerker

Hedging - foreign exposures hit home

Electronic communication networks - cutting costs and gaining efficiency

Voice identity verification - service, efficiency and security

The influence of broker research on fund managers' major trading decisions

Inaugural Singapore Airlines/Insto Financial Services golf day

2010 total domestic issuance: 41,199 A$m

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Deal Log

Date Issuer Facility Amount (million)

19/03/2010 Macquarie Securitisation Domestic RMBS(prime) 1,198 AUD

19/03/2010 Mirvac Senior domestic AMTN 150 AUD

18/03/2010 European Investment Bank (EIB) Senior Kangaroo 650 AUD

18/03/2010 SP Ausnet Senior domestic AMTN 300 AUD

18/03/2010 CBA Senior financial Eurobond 100 AUD

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ANZ AOFM Bank of America Barclays BNZ CBA CDX Citi Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) European Investment Bank (EIB) Goldman Sachs HSBC iTraxx JPMorgan Macquarie National Australia Bank (NAB) Rabobank RBS Rio Tinto RMBS ti UBS Westpac Westpac Banking Corporation

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Insto magazine July August 2009

Features

At the halfway point of 2009, Citi's chief economist, Josh Williamson, gazes into his crystal...

Welcome to the club

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Deal Log