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The Chinese government’s end to its strict zero-Covid regime could encourage more foreign investors to return to the country’s bond market this year, analysts said.

Good morning and welcome to your Morning Briefing for Wednesday 6 July, 2022. To get this in your inbox every morning click here. Iress to scrap AO All things must eventually come to an end. Financial services software company Iress has confirmed it will cease support for Adviser Office from mid-2023. It has also

With uncertainty hanging over markets, investors need to tread carefully in the Year of the Tiger. But as Ninety One’s investment professionals explain, there are abundant opportunities too. The

China's desire to be a leader on environmental, social and governance (ESG) themes is a great chance for investors. 

Why 2021 promises a fresh wave of defaults from corporate China File Photo: Creditors have demanded a restructuring of HNA Group, which could affect the embattled conglomerate’s ability to repay a $200 million bond that is due this year (AP) Frances Yoon , The Wall Street Journal Property developers, which are a big part of the Chinese offshore bond market, could be one source of stress Share Via Read Full Story A gap has opened up between rates on junk bonds from China and the US, fueling ...

Ninety One Hosts Investing for a World of Change and Introduces the Road to 2030 Ninety One Hosts Investing for a World of Change and Introduces the Road to 2030 Forum features industry experts, including keynotes Mark Carney, UN Special Envoy for Climate Action and Finance and CEO Hendrik du Toit Published 12-11-20 Submitted by Ninety One (l to r) Ninety One CEO Hendrik du Toit with Mark Carney, UN Special Envoy for Climate Action and Finance and former governor of the Bank of England and Cana...