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BetaShares Weekly Newsletter-Market Insights: Is the $A still overvalued?
September 13, 2016--The Australian dollar has proven stubbornly resilient in recent months, thanks to firm iron ore prices and reluctance on the part of the United States Federal Reserve to raise US interest rates.
This note updates our valuation model of the Australian dollar, particularly in light of recent comments by the Reserve Bank suggesting the terms of trade may have already bottomed.
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Source: BetaShares
China proposes tighter bond markets leverage rules rules after defaults
September 12, 2016--China has proposed measures to tighten leverage rules in the onshore bond market, highlighting concern that investors' borrowings are overextended after a series of defaults.
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Source: FIN24
BMO Global Asset Management Reduces Cost and Minimum Unit Size for Creations and Redemptions on Its Seven ETFs in Hong Kong
September 12, 2016--BMO Global Asset Management continues its commitment to offer relevant, innovative and client-focused solutions by announcing that it has lowered the cost and minimum unit size for primary market creations and redemptions across its entire range of ETFs listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.
This step is intended to provide greater flexibility for investors to access the seven ETFs by participating in the primary market.
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Source: BMO Global Asset Management
Asia Frontier Capital (AFC)-August 2016 Newsletter
September 12, 2016--The AFC Asia Frontier Fund has recorded its 6th month of positive performance in a row and is now up +11.6% so far this year in USD terms while the MSCI World Index is up just +3.4%.
The AFC Vietnam Fund gained +0.1% in August, its 7th consecutive positive month and is now up +18.4% YTD, outperforming its benchmark, the Ho Chi Minh City Index in USD terms, which is up by +17.5%.
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Source: asiafrontiercapital.com
PBOC advisor: China's bad loans likely understated
September 10, 2016--China's bad loan problems may have been underestimated as the economy continues to slow down, Huang Yiping, an adviser to the People's Bank of China, China's central bank said on Friday.
"Official figures may have underestimated China's bad loan problems," he said after an event hosted by the American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong.
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Source: South China Morning Post
China Seen Firing a Warning Shot at Bears in Yuan Defense
September 8, 2016--Hong Kong yuan borrowing rate surges to seven-month high
Central bank signaling it won't allow one-way bets: DBS
China's central bank is making its tolerance levels clear to yuan speculators.
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Source: Bloomberg
Laurent Renaud named Lyxor's CEO in Japan
September 7, 2016--Laurent Renaud has joined Lyxor Asset Management (Lyxor) as its chief executive officer (CEO) in Japan, effective immediately.
He succeeds Toshiro Kubozono as CEO, who has retired after nine years in the role.
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Source: asiaasset.com
Bursa Malaysia launches end-to-end Shariah investing platform
September 6, 2016--BURSA Malaysia Bhd has launched Bursa Malaysia-I, the world's first end-to-end integrated Islamic securities exchange platform that offers investors the choice to invest and trade Shariah-compliant products via a Shariah-compliant platform.
Bursa Malaysia-i incorporates the full range of Shariah-compliant exchange-related services including listing, trading, clearing, settlement and depository services.
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Source: themalaysianreserve.com
Asia Investor Group on Climate Change launches with sights set on $7.7tr investment opportunity
September 6, 2016--New group publishes review of Asian climate finance sector, revealing growing engagement with green investment
The Asia Investor Group on Climate Change (AIGCC) was officially launched today at an event in Singapore, bringing together some of the region's most influential institutional investors to call for more effective green finance policies.
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Source: businessgreen.com
IMF Working Paper-Rebalancing in China-Progress and Prospects
September 6, 2016---Summary: China is transitioning to a greener, more inclusive, more consumer and service based, and less credit-driven economy.
This paper defines a framework for assessing rebalancing, reviews progress, and discusses medium-term prospects. External rebalancing has advanced well, while progress on internal rebalancing has been mixed, with substantial progress on the supply side, moderate progress on the demand side, and limited progress on the credit side. Rebalancing on income equality and environment has also been mixed, with the energy intensity of growth falling and labor's share of income rising, but income inequality and local air pollution remaining very high. Going forward, the high national saving is expected to fall owing to demographic change and a stronger social safety net, while the investment ratio is expected to fall similarly, with increasing competition and profit normalization as growth slows. The service sector will continue to gain importance, helping reduce the carbon intensity of output and increase labor's share of national income and household consumption. Reducing the credit intensity of growth is likely to progress slowly unless decisive corporate restructuring and SOE reforms are implemented.
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