Former Macquarie Dealmaker Advises Australian Firms on Chinese Bond Market
1 report, 1 independent
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What happened
Bill Moss, a former dealmaker at Macquarie Group, is now advising Australian companies on accessing the Chinese market. He suggests Australian businesses tap into China’s 234 billion yuan ($50 billion) “panda bond” market to secure lower borrowing rates.
From afr.com
Why it matters
Moss's advice highlights a significant opportunity for Australian businesses to connect with Chinese lenders. This strategy is presented as a response to global trends driving the cost of long-term borrowing to historically high levels.
From afr.com
Who's involved
- Bill MossFormer dealmaker at Macquarie Group who now advises Australian companies.
- Macquarie GroupFormer employer of Bill Moss, an Australian investment bank.
Possible ripples
Who this could reach next, traced step by step from the reporting. Possibilities worth considering, not forecasts.- ASIC may face increased regulatory focus due to complex cross-border debt useASIC may face increased regulatory focus due to complex cross-border debt usePossible
- Commonwealth Bank may see reduced demand from cheaper Chinese debtCommonwealth Bank may face reduced demand as firms tap into cheaper Chinese debtPossible
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The entities involved
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Bill Moss
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Macquarie Group
Australian investment bank and financial services company
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