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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «SHOGUN BOND»
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Wall Street Words: An A to Z Guide to Investment Terms for ...
Shogun bond A bond denominated in currency other than yen and issued in
Japan by a non-Japanese borrower. For example, a U.S. firm issuing dollar-
denominated bonds in Japan would be selling Shogun bonds. shop A dealership
in ...
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Banking and Finance in Japan (RLE Banking & Finance): An ...
Non-resident bond (samurai bond and shogun bond) markets The formation of
the yen-denominated bond (samurai bond) market for foreign issuers or non-
residents was one of the landmarks in the internationalization of the Tokyo
market.
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Dictionary of International Trade Finance Terms
236 shogun bond such as the ship's articles, its certificate of registry, ship's log
and manifest. shogun bond A bond issued on the Japanese market by a non-
resident and denominated in a foreign currency (i.e. not yen). shoring The
process of ...
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Bond Market Development in Asia
Issuance of Shogun bond was nil during the period when the Hong Kong market
foreign currency denominated bond was 0.4 percent of the total. Thus, even at
the time when the “Asian” crisis was coming to an end, the world bond market
was ...
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The World Bank: Perspectives
In 1985 the Bank introduced the first Shogun bond (a nonresident foreign
currency bond issued in Tokyo) in the Tokyo market. As a result of less favorable
conditions in the Tokyo market because of heavy regulation and unique business
...
Devesh Kapur, John Prior Lewis, Richard Charles Webb
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Meeting the Challenges in an Era of Globalization by ...
... Bond Initiative emulate the issuance procedures, regulations and market
infrastructure of the global bond markets, the Asian bond markets may not take off
; most likely they will become moribund like the so-called Samurai and Shogun
bond ...
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Impediments to Cross-border Investments in Asian Bonds
Foreign currency denominated bond markets in Asia have yet to develop.6
Japan's Shogun bond market (in which foreign institutions issue foreign currency
denominated bonds in Japan) has been dormant since 1994. The only active
market ...
Douglas Arner, Paul Lejot, S. Ghon Rhee,
2005
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Private Capital Flows to Developing Countries: The Road to ...
Medium- and long-term Euro bonds, DCs, Commissions for large yen loans
liberalized. warrants. transactions lowered. First Shogun bond issued. Foreign
banks open trust First Euro yen straight bond subsidiaries. issued. (Table
continues on ...
9
Coordinated Portfolio Investment Survey Guide (EPub)
SECURITY DATABASES NAME INSTRUMENT GROUP PORTFOLIO
INVESTMENT CATEGORY Yankee bond Foreign bond Shogun bond Marathon
bond Bulldog bond Structured FRN Reverse FRN Collared FRN Step-up
recovery FRN ...
International Monetary Fund,
1996
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Glossary of International Trade: Handbook of the Global ...
For example, if a U.S. company were to issue a dollar-denominated bond in
Japan, it would be considered a shogun bond. The bond's name is derived from
the word shogun, which refers to the traditional military leader of the Japanese
army.
Edward G. Hinkelman, Sibylla Putzi-Ortiz,
2009
NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «SHOGUN BOND»
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shogun bond en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Daewoo plans first Korean Shogun bond
The company on Thursday said it will sell about $200m of three-year Shogun bonds next week, which would be the first such issue by a South Korean company. «Financial Times, Sep 11»