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The amount of dollar-denominated bonds issued by companies in Asia is growing almost 10 times faster than the global corporate debt market, raising concern that investors are lowering their standards as they seek to take advantage of the region’s relatively high yields.
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Borrowers in Asia have stepped up the use of rebates to get wealthy individual investors to buy their dollar-denominated bonds, underscoring weakness in the market as returns dwindle to an 18-month low.
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Billionaire Carl Icahn is reviewing Dell Inc.’s books as he pushes alternatives to a proposed $24.4 billion leveraged buyout of the personal computer maker that faces mounting resistance from investors.
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Macy’s Inc., Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia Inc. and J.C. Penney Co. return to court today to resume a trial that began Feb. 20 over the right to sell some Martha Stewart merchandise unless a settlement is reached.
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Asian debt markets offer investors “tremendous opportunities” because the region’s bonds are priced as though they are as risky as emerging-market securities, according to Aberdeen Asset Management Plc .
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Aberdeen Asset Management Plc will launch a fund that will invest in local-currency short-duration Asian bonds, the company said in a release emailed to media today.
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Investors should take advantage of market volatility to buy undervalued Asian bank shares and corporate bonds, according to Aberdeen Asset Management Plc.
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Asian high-yield corporate bonds could return as much as 9 percent this year due to economic growth in the region, according to Aberdeen Asset Management Plc.
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JPMorgan Chase & Co. , sued by the trustee for Bernard Madoff ’s defunct firm for $6.4 billion for allegedly aiding the con man’s fraud, asked a judge to remove the case from bankruptcy court because it raises “novel and unsettled questions” beyond the court’s scope and expertise.
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The world’s biggest asset managers are hiring bond traders and analysts in Singapore as more global capital shifts to Asia, where economies growing fivefold the pace of advanced nations are improving creditworthiness.
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