FIMA Research Center, University of Hawai'i 1 Regional Bond Markets: Rationale, Concerns and Roadmap S. Ghon Rhee University of Hawai ‘ i PECC Finance.

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FIMA Research Center, University of Hawai'i 1 Regional Bond Markets: Rationale, Concerns and Roadmap S. Ghon Rhee University of Hawai ‘ i PECC Finance Forum Seminar Banda Seri Begawan, Brunei Darussalam September 1, 2003

FIMA Research Center, University of Hawai'i 2 Two Questions 1.How much are Asian bond market activities integrated with global market activities? 2.Why do we need a regional bond market?

FIMA Research Center, University of Hawai'i 3 Reality Check of Regional Bond Market Activities (I) Fact 1: Active Participation of Asian Investors in Asian Bond Issues  71 bonds (US$41.2 billion) issued by Asian borrowers in April 1999-August 2002  44%-46% of these bonds were purchased by Asian investors Source: BIS Study (2002)

FIMA Research Center, University of Hawai'i 4 Reality Check of Regional Bond Market Activities (II) Fact 2: Active Participation of Asian Borrowers/Investors in Singapore Bond Markets  S$3.22 Billion and US$11 billion in S$-bond and non-S$ bond markets issued in 2002  27% of Issuers in S$ bond market and at least 40% of borrowers in non-S$ bond markets are from Asia Source: MAS

FIMA Research Center, University of Hawai'i 5 Reality Check of Regional Bond Market Activities (III) Fact 3: Active Participation of Asian Investment Banks in International Bond Issues  US$53 billion bond issuance by Asian borrowers,  1/3 of these issues: Asian Investment Banks Source: Park & Bae (2002)

FIMA Research Center, University of Hawai'i 6 Reality Check (IV): Gaisai Bonds Unit: ¥ trillion Unit: ¥ trillion Number of Samurai Number of Shogun Number of Samurai Number of Shogun Year Issues Bonds Issues Bonds Year Issues Bonds Issues Bonds Source: Japan Securities Dealers Association Source: Japan Securities Dealers Association

FIMA Research Center, University of Hawai'i 7 Reality Check: Foreign Holdings of US Treasury Securities (VI)

FIMA Research Center, University of Hawai'i 8 Reality Check of Regional Bond Market Activities: Conclusions 1.Regional and global bond market activities are more integrated than normally perceived 2.Asian borrowers rely on US and European investment banks to tap international financial markets 3.At least 40% of these bonds end up in Asian Portfolios Why Do We Need a Regional Bond Market?

FIMA Research Center, University of Hawai'i 9 Asian Currency Figure 1 Regional Bond Market Asian Issuer Asian Investor

FIMA Research Center, University of Hawai'i 10 Do We Really Need an “Asia Only” Market? Two Major Concerns 1.Strong Sense of Regionalism Bonds rated by Asian rating agencies Bonds issued by Asian borrowers and purchased by Asian investors Bonds traded, cleared, and settled in Asia 2.Strong Emphasis on the Public Sector ’ s Role

FIMA Research Center, University of Hawai'i 11 As long as Asian borrowers Issue bonds at a minimum cost and the majority of these bonds are purchased by Asian investors, does it matter? 1.Where these bonds are issued 2.Who rates these bonds 3.Who serves as lead managers 4.Where these bonds are traded 5.Where they are cleared and settled Extreme Regionalism can be costly and counterproductive

FIMA Research Center, University of Hawai'i 12 Does It Make Sense? For the Public Sector to Spearhead: 1.Creation of a regional bond rating agency 2.Creation of a regional clearing and settlement system 3.Creation of a regional trading system How Do We Coordinate Roles of Public and Private Sectors?

FIMA Research Center, University of Hawai'i 13 Regional Bond Markets Are Justified for Two Reasons 1.Asian Common Currency 2.Credit Enhancements for Region ’ s Borrowers

FIMA Research Center, University of Hawai'i 14 Asian Common Currency Lessons from EU: Major Benefit of the Euro for Europe ’ s Bond Markets Lessons from EU: Major Benefit of the Euro for Europe ’ s Bond Markets i.Elimination of Exchange Risk ii.Harmonization of Market Practices iii.Re-denomination of European Government Bonds in Euro …. A bigger, deeper, more liquid, and more homogeneous European bond market Full or Partial Currency Unification in the Region Full or Partial Currency Unification in the Region Coordinated Monetary and Fiscal Policies?

FIMA Research Center, University of Hawai'i 15 Sovereign Credit Rating

FIMA Research Center, University of Hawai'i 16 Credit Enhancements: Asian Bond Bank (I) Modeled After the Municipal Bond Banks in Canada and the United States Successful Examples: a.Bond Bank of Alaska b.Municipal Finance Authority of British Columbia

FIMA Research Center, University of Hawai'i 17 Credit Enhancements: Asian Bond Bank (II) Major Benefits of ABB 1. “ Credit rating arbitrage ” : ABB re- lends funds raised at its higher credit rating to participating Asian borrowers 2.Economies of Scale in borrowing cost 3.Greater liquidity with larger size bond issues

FIMA Research Center, University of Hawai'i 18 Credit Enhancements: Asian Bond Bank (III) A.Internal Enhancements a.Cash Reserves b.Structured Bond Issue: Collateralized Bond Obligations c.Sinking Funds

FIMA Research Center, University of Hawai'i 19 Credit Enhancements: Asian Bond Bank (IV) B.External Enhancement i. Third-party Guarantees: Multilateral Financial Institutions ii.Letters of Credit: Commercial Banks iii. Bond Insurance: Monoline Municipal Bond Insurers

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