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A Guide to Asian High Yield Bonds : Financing Growth Enterprises, + Website.
An up-to-date, comprehensive analysis of the high-yield bond market in Asia Beginning with a general definition of high-yield bond products and where they reside within the corporate capital structure, this newly updated guide looks at the development of high-yield bonds in the United States and Eur...
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| Format: | Electronic eBook |
| Language: | English |
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Hoboken :
Wiley,
2013.
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| Edition: | 2nd ed. |
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| Local Note: | ProQuest Ebook Central |
Table of Contents:
- A Guide to Asian High Yield Bonds; Copyright; Contents; Preface; Overview of the Contents; Notes for the Use of This Book; Acknowledgments; Chapter 1: Why High Yield's Time Has Come in Asia; 1.1: The Asia Pulp & Paper (APP) Legacy; 1.2: Necessary Corporate Developments Benefiting Asian High Yield; 1.3: Necessary Macro Developments Benefiting Asian High Yield; 1.4: Asia's Corporate Landscape of Family Enterprises; 1.5: Traditional Generic Business Strategies for Family Enterprises; 1.6: A Theoretical Approach to Debt versus Equity Funding; 1.7: The Factor ""Growth"" Makes All the Difference.
- 1.8: An Asian Growth Market: China's Real Estate Sector1.9: Suitability of High Yield Bonds for Family Enterprises; 1.9.1: Minimizing Funding Costs While Achieving a Sufficient Degree of Liquidity; 1.9.2: Minimizing External Influence and Control; 1.9.3: Minimizing Disclosure of Internal Data; 1.9.4: Maximizing Flexibility; 1.9.5: Financial Security through Duration; 1.9.6: Minimizing Collateral; 1.9.7: Conclusion; 1.10: A Wall of Liquidity; Notes; Chapter 2: An Overview of the High Yield Bond Market; 2.1: The Genesis; 2.2: The World's Largest High Yield Bond Market.
- 2.2.1: The Metamorphosis of the U.S. High Yield Landscape2.2.2: Post Subprime Recovery; 2.2.3: The U.S. High Yield Market Landscape Today; 2.3: Europe's Growing High Yield Bond Market; 2.3.1: A Funding Tool for TMT and Fallen Angels; 2.3.2: Issuer Diversity and Structural Progression; 2.3.3: Driven by Leveraged Buyouts; 2.3.4: Transformation into a Robust Corporate Bond Market; 2.4: ""True"" High Yield Arrives in Asia; 2.4.1: ""True"" High Yield versus Emerging Market Bonds; 2.4.2: The Rise and Fall of the Asian Tigers; 2.4.3: Reevaluating the Asian Financial Crisis.
- 2.5: The Asian High Yield Renaissance2.5.1: A Defensive Comeback in 2003; 2.5.2: Drivers and Characteristics of Asia's Second Generation High Yield Bonds; 2.5.3: Structural Innovations in Second Generation Asian High Yield; 2.6: Through and Beyond the Subprime Crisis; 2.6.1: Into the Abyss; 2.6.2: The Impact of the Subprime Crisis on Asia; 2.6.3: A Slow and, Once Again, Cautious Comeback; 2.7: The Asian High Yield Market Comes of Age; 2.8: More Tests of Resilience; 2.9: Outlook-Disintermediation of Bank Lending; Notes; Chapter 3: Asian High Yield Issuers; 3.1: What's in a Name?
- 3.2: The Technology, Media, and Telecoms Sector3.3: The PRC Real Estate Sector; 3.3.1: The Dragon Awakens; 3.3.2: Growth Drivers of the Chinese Property Market; 3.3.3: High Yield Funding for Land Purchases; 3.3.4: Chinese Property Developers in the International Bond Market; 3.4: The Metals and Mining Sector; 3.4.1: Thermal Coal-A Growth Industry; 3.4.2: Indonesia-The World's Largest Thermal Coal Exporter; 3.4.3: Indonesian Coal and Mining Sector Plays an Important Role in the Asian High Yield Market; 3.4.4: Unique Characteristics of Indonesia High Yield.