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with the Business Investment Stewardship team however, this is not always the case and can be undertaken directly. The Fixed Income portfolio management team may also use engagement with corporate treasurers when they are in the process of issuing green and social bonds to ensure a robust ...
Corporate debt in emerging market economies has been in the focus of many policymakers and academics recently (Acharya et al., 2015). Since the financial crisis, there has been a shift from bank lending to corporate bonds (Becker and Ivashina, 2014). Previously, researchers put a focus on ...
with the Business Investment Stewardship team however, this is not always the case and can be undertaken directly. The Fixed Income portfolio management team may also use engagement with corporate treasurers when they are in the process of issuing green and social bonds to ensure a robust ...
Few investors would have bet on emerging market (“EM”) corporate bonds fifteen years ago. In 2004 the EM external (also known as hard-currency) corporate
Emerging market bonds are debt instruments issued by developing countries. These bonds tend to over higher yields than Treasuries or corporate bonds in the U.S. Investing directly in emerging market bonds can be difficult, but most U.S.-based mutual fund companies have a variety of emerging...
Emerging market bonds are debt instruments issued by developing countries, which tend to carry higher yields than government or corporate bonds of developed countries. Most of the benchmark EMBI index tracks emerging sovereign debt, with the rest in regional corporate bonds. ...
Corporate bondsare issued by private companies operating in emerging markets. EMBI may include bonds denominated in both local and hard currencies, such as the US dollar or euro. Market Capitalization and Liquidity Requirements To be included in EMBI, bonds must meet certain market capitalization and...
The design of corporate debt restructuring frameworks requires careful attention. However, the existing literature is extremely limited in its coverage of considerations relating specifically to the restructuring of corporate bonds. Issuance of corporate bonds by firms in emerging market economies has ...
As the name suggests, emerging market bonds are those issued by developing nations either on a corporate level or government level. These bonds are issued by nations all over the world, and investors can buy bonds from Asia, Latin America, Eastern Europe, Africa and the Middle East. And just...