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Taiwan's Financial And Corporate Bond Issuances Could Decline As Investors' Risk Aversion Grows, Says S&P Report Oct 11
Standard & Poors, Oct 2011
Abstract
TAIPEI (Standard & Poor's) Oct. 6, 2011--Taiwanese investor concerns about the weak global economic recovery could reduce overall demand for corporate bonds and bank debentures in the next two quarters. This would be a complete reversal of the market's direction and sentiment since the second half of 2009. That's according to an article, titled 'Taiwan's Bond Market Faces Slower New Issuance And Wider Credit Spreads As Risk Aversion Mounts,' by Taiwan Ratings Corp. that was published today on Standard & Poor's Ratings Services' Global Credit Portal. Taiwan Ratings is the Taipei-based subsidiary of Standard & Poor's. The report attributed the significant rise in issuance of new bonds and debentures in Taiwan in the first half of 2011 to rising capital...
Companies mentioned in this report are: Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. Ltd.
Action: General Comment
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