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Renaissance gets ISO 27001 information security accreditation
By: Times News Service
Muscat: Renaissance Services, Oman s leading services solutions company, has announced that it has secured the ISO/IES 27001:2013 certification for its robust and state-of-the-art Information Security Management System.
After successfully implementing all the stringent requirements, the Renaissance has been officially certified with this accreditation by SGS, the world s leading inspection, verification, testing, and certification firm. Renaissance is the first company in the IFM industry in Oman to gain this accreditation, which demonstrates that the company has identified the risks, assessed the implications, and put in place systemised controls to secure information.
Bonds bonanza in Asia Pacific
The New Year saw unprecedented activity in Asian debt capital markets with record levels of Asian currency bond issuance from regional governments and companies, as they tried to leverage low interest rates to help raise funds for recovery as well as growth to new markets. This included the Republic of Indonesia s 3 billion US dollar/ 1 billion euro 4-tranche sovereign issuance.
The combination of investors keen to put money to work, coupled with clients looking to extend debt maturities and capture the first available funding window, led to the landmark volume of issuance according to Deutsche Bank s APAC head of Capital Markets, Haitham Ghattas.
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Asia credit roars into new year as wall of debt looms
A busy start to the year for Asia’s debt markets reflects global cash pouring into the region and companies in a hurry to lock in funding before a record pile of dues must be repaid.
There was $22.8 billion raised in credit in the first week of January, a record for first full trading week of the year in Asia.
The amount was slightly more than the $22.5 billion raised last year, Refinitiv data shows.
A record $283.3 billion in existing debt is due to mature over 2021.
U.S. markets have also been busy, however Asia’s bankers say the rush of 37 deals this year has had phones running hot as issuers want to raise money ahead of time and as investors with extra allocation to the region’s debt have cash to put to work.