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Harmonization of Bond Market Rules and Regulations in Selected APEC Economies
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Books, Periodicals, Studies, and Reports On-line edition: Free of Charge Publication Date: November 2003 Out of Print |
At the end of 2002, the value of bond markets in emerging Asian countries exceeded US$1.2 trillion, more than half the total for emerging markets. Asian markets achieved this preeminent position without much support, and even as the region's economic and financial sectors endured a series of difficulties over the past decade. Domestic bond markets have grown rapidly to become important features of financial markets across the Asian region.
This study of Harmonization of Bond Market Rules and Regulations is one of several regional initiatives supported by ADB.
The study provides an overview of the recent development in the Asian bond market and the general state of the bond market in eight selected economies (PRC, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Korea, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, and Thailand with a special focus on rules, regulations, and key issues that would need to be addressed to build regional bond markets.
This study identified seven areas that need to be harmonized to foster development of regional bond markets. These include:
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Foreword, Tables, Figures, Currency Equivalents per US$1.00 and Abbreviations [ PDF: 120kb | 6 pages ]
Executive Summary [ PDF: 103kb | 6 pages ]
Annex: Bond Markets of Selected East Asian Economies [ PDF: 571kb | 64 pages ]
Bibliography and Web Sites [ PDF: 101kb | 2 pages ]