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2021-04-13 03:05:20 GMT2021-04-13 11:05:20(Beijing Time) Xinhua English
SEOUL, April 13 (Xinhua) South Korea s issuance of mortgage-backed securities (MBS) almost halved in the first quarter owing to weaker demand for the government-offered fixed-rate home-backed loan, financial watchdog data showed Tuesday.
The sale of MBS, issued by the state-run Korea Housing Finance Corp. to securitize mortgage loans, amounted to 9.1 trillion won (8.1 billion U.S. dollars) in the January-March quarter, down 49.4 percent from a year earlier, according to Financial Supervisory Service (FSS).
It came as demand weakened for the fixed-rate mortgage loan, provided by the government. The record-low policy rate increased demand for the floating-rate home-backed loan.
Quick to adapt
In a rapidly changing market, one bank picked the right deals and harnessed Asia’s growing demand for socially responsible investments to fund Covid-19 recovery efforts. For its response to unprecedented conditions, HSBC is IFR’s Asia Bond House of the Year.
Asia’s primary bond markets started 2020 on a tear, before issuance ground to a halt in mid-March as global markets plunged because of the coronavirus pandemic.
In late March and April, Asian high-grade issuers took their first steps back into a fragile market – one where new issue concessions were essential. As confidence grew, high-yield issuance returned and new deals pushed out to longer tenors, but it took a skilled arranger to balance the needs of issuers and investors.
Asia’s primary bond markets started 2020 on a tear, before issuance ground to a halt in mid-March as global markets plunged because of the novel coronavirus pandemic. In late March and April, Asian high-grade issuers took their first steps into a fragile market – one where new issue concessions were essential. As confidence grew, high-yield issuance returned and new deals pushed out to longer tenors, but it took a skilled arranger to balance the needs of issuers and investors. HSBC, which in 2020 created a strategic solutions group to advise clients more effectively on things like ratings and ESG considerations, was quick to respond to changing market conditions. “When we are the lead international bank, we are an advice-giver,” said Sean McNelis, global co-head of debt capital markets for HSBC, who also leads Asia Pacific debt capital markets alongside Sean Henderson. “We want to be the closest to the issuer, not just a passenger.” The Republic of Indonesia’s US$4.3bn
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