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Asia's economic recovery starting is losing steam. The global economic slowdown, including in China, and lingering inflation concerns are clouding prospects ahead. Southeast Asia, however, is proving to be in a better position. Capital markets in ASEAN countries have held their own as liquidity in the offshore market dried up, especially for speculative-grade issuers. As expectation of aggressive US Fed rate hikes moderates, credits in the region are starting to look attractive. Domestic institutional investors, which underpin the local markets, could see the return of intrepid offshore investors who may start to see value with more stable exchange rates. One area that will continue to grow in interest is the region's green, social and sustainability (GSS) and sustainability-linked bond markets. Regulatory support could help boost the market.
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The Asset in association with the Asian Development Bank, is pleased to host this summit which brings together issuers, investors, policymakers and other stakeholders involved in Asia's bond markets.
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Date: Friday, 10 November 2023 Time: 8:30 am to 12:30 pm Venue: Four Seasons Singapore
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