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THE Malaysian bond market, despite its many perceived weaknesses, actually presents a lot of opportunities waiting to be tapped or developed. IN our previous article (MB Oct 1-15), we discussed a number of challenges faced by the Malaysian bond market. They include a negative perception of lower rated credits in the market, challenges in developing the buy-side, increased competition arising from the liberalisation of the financial services sector, and the difficulties in attracting and retaining high-quality talent.
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[RODNEY DAVIS], who rejects the accusations in court papers as 'disingenuous' could not be contacted for comment on the case filed on his behalf by the Kingston law firm Nunes Scholefield and DeLeon. Talking about a past employee of Cable and Wireless, it is just totally inappropriate that I comment in any way," said Phil Green, who last August replaced Davis as the boss of C&W Jamaica and has been busy reversing most of the initiatives of his predecessor. The CEO's office at C&WJ's corporate headquarters on Half-Way Tree Road in St Andrew has been something of a revolving door for its occupants since the liberalisation of the Jamaican telecoms market at the start of the decade and the Irish upstart, the mobile phone company, Digicel, used the island to launch a big foray into ...
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LONDON, Dec. 5, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- S&P Indices has launched the S&P AFE 40, an index designed to measure the performance of 40 leading companies from the Pan-Arab region. S&P Indices partnered with the Arab Federation of Exchanges (AFE) to create the Index which includes companies from Bahrain, Egypt, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Morocco, Oman, Palestine, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Tunisia and the United Arab Emirates. Robert Shakotko, Managing Director at S&P Indices said: "We are seeing a growing interest among investors in Arab equities as this market begins to mature. The Arab Spring and the liberalisation of Arab countries seem to signal a new era of investment opportunities in the Arab world. We are delighted to have worked with the AFE to create the AFE 40 Index, which is timely and fulf...
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IT would seem that Bumiputera trust agencies have `sold out' recently, judging from the opening up of their schemes to non- Bumiputeras seemingly as part of the government's market liberalisation measures. What has caused the essence of these agencies to be overlooked, and what can be done to increase the confidence of Bumiputeras in them? AFTER ANNOUNCING A SLEW OF ECONOMIC liberalisation measures that watered down further the remnants of the objectives of the New Economic Policy, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Mohd Najib Abdul Razak on Aug 3 spoke of the need for a new strategy to increase Bumiputera equity.
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IN the earlier two columns, we looked at the liberalisation of the local capital market, the relaxation of the foreign exchange administration by
