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Insurance securitisation: A capital solution - Securitisation appears to offer clear regulatory capital benefits to owners of life insurance companies. Will other European banks fo...

Parsons, Nick - In: Risk : managing risk in the world's financial markets 17 (2004) 7, pp. 50-52

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ASIAN INFRASTRUCTURE & PROJECT FINANCE - Power purchase agreements signed when times were good in Asia are increasingly no longer tenable. Can they be renegotiated without triggeri...

Parsons, Nick - In: Asiamoney (1998), pp. 53-59

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ASIAN INFRASTRUCTURE & PROJECT FINANCE - Still a powerhouse in the region - As big projects across Asia dry up in the wake of the region's financial turmoil, project financiers are...

Parsons, Nick - In: Asiamoney (1998), pp. 73-79

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ASIAN INFRASTRUCTURE & PROJECT FINANCE - Consolidation is one of the few options open to telecommunications companies in Asia hoping to raise cash.

Parsons, Nick - In: Asiamoney (1998), pp. 60-70

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Loans-floating rate notes - Lending slowdown as banks become selective The syndicated lending market is expected to show continuing growth in spite of the Asian currency turmoil.

Parsons, Nick - In: Asiamoney (1997), pp. 19

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Bonds - New reality, higher spreads - The spate of international bond issues from Asian companies has slowed for now. But at the right price, investors are still prepared to buy in...

Parsons, Nick - In: Asiamoney (1997), pp. 4-8

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ASIAN INFRASTRUCTURE & PROJECT FINANCE - Still a powerhouse in the region - As big projects across Asia dry up in the wake of the region's financial turmoil, project financiers are...

Parsons, Nick - In: Asiamoney (1997), pp. 73-79

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10007195509

Infrastructure . The world's tallest building, the Petronas Tower, stands less as a statement of Malaysia's economic intent than as a symbol of hubris and overspending. In August's...

Parsons, Nick - In: Asiamoney (1997), pp. 49

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ASIAN INFRASTRUCTURE AND PROJECT FINANCE As Asia's telecoms monopolies are being dismantled, more cellular licences are being offered. But while business may be brisk for the finan...

Parsons, Nick - In: Asiamoney (1997), pp. 110-132

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SYNDICATED LENDING While there seems no likelihood that Asian borrowers will turn away from syndicated loans, bankers have been veering away from the economies that are the most tr...

Parsons, Nick - In: Asiamoney (1997), pp. 95-103

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