CURRENT THEMES IN Australian debt capital markets

This paper examines the three main themes that are expected to shape the future growth and development of domestic capital debt markets (including syndicated loan and bond markets). The first two themes are: the continued rise in the importance of Asian investors; and the growing appetite of self-ma...

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Published inJASSA no. 2; pp. 39 - 45
Main Author Lambert, Steve
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Sydney Finsia - Financial Services Institute of Australasia 01.01.2017
Subjects
Bids
Bond issues
Bond markets
Capital costs
Capital markets
Capital requirements
Corporate debt
Funding
Infrastructure
Institutional investments
International finance
Investment advisors
Offshore
Participating loans
Privatization
Refinancing
Superannuation
Trends
Australia
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Summary:This paper examines the three main themes that are expected to shape the future growth and development of domestic capital debt markets (including syndicated loan and bond markets). The first two themes are: the continued rise in the importance of Asian investors; and the growing appetite of self-managed superannuation funds and non-institutional investors for investing in the domestic bond market. These trends also have an impact on the third theme - increased innovation - both in terms of alternative international markets for raising funds and in the design of debt products. This paper was prepared for the Monash University and Australian Centre for Financial Studies' 22nd Melbourne Money and Finance Conference on 10-11 July 2017.