Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- FOREWORD
- EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
- 1 INTRODUCTION
- 2 PROMOTING PRIVATE SECTOR PARTICIPATION IN BOND MARKET DEVELOPMENT IN THE ASIA-PACIFIC REGION
- 3 ISSUES IN REGIONAL BOND MARKET DEVELOPMENT
- 4 DEFINING A PUBLIC–PRIVATE SECTOR REGIONAL PARTNERSHIP AGENDA FOR BOND MARKET DEVELOPMENT IN APEC
- 5 CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS
- NOTES TO CHAPTERS 1–5
- APPENDIX A About the Conference
- APPENDIX B Key Recommendations of the ABAC/PECC 2004 Taipei Bond Market Conference
- APPENDIX C Key Objectives for Promoting Private Sector Participation in Local Currency Bond Markets and the Emergence of a Commercially Viable Regional Bond Market
- APPENDIX D Abbreviations
- About the Authors
APPENDIX B - Key Recommendations of the ABAC/PECC 2004 Taipei Bond Market Conference
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 21 October 2015
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- FOREWORD
- EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
- 1 INTRODUCTION
- 2 PROMOTING PRIVATE SECTOR PARTICIPATION IN BOND MARKET DEVELOPMENT IN THE ASIA-PACIFIC REGION
- 3 ISSUES IN REGIONAL BOND MARKET DEVELOPMENT
- 4 DEFINING A PUBLIC–PRIVATE SECTOR REGIONAL PARTNERSHIP AGENDA FOR BOND MARKET DEVELOPMENT IN APEC
- 5 CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS
- NOTES TO CHAPTERS 1–5
- APPENDIX A About the Conference
- APPENDIX B Key Recommendations of the ABAC/PECC 2004 Taipei Bond Market Conference
- APPENDIX C Key Objectives for Promoting Private Sector Participation in Local Currency Bond Markets and the Emergence of a Commercially Viable Regional Bond Market
- APPENDIX D Abbreviations
- About the Authors
Summary
I. Efforts should focus on the following elements to ensure success in developing and strengthening local currency bond markets:
• effective coordination among government agencies and close public-private sector partnership;
• simultaneous development of market width (the variety of product types), depth (the robustness of the investor base), and market infrastructure;
• enhanced transparency and market integrity;
• competition among market participants and openness to many players;
• conducive tax regimes for the holding and trading of bonds; and
• special measures to support long-term financing, where markets do not have the scale needed to provide liquidity and depth; (measures should be commercially based to avoid pricing distortions and inappropriate risk assessment).
II. Efforts to develop a regional bond market should concentrate on:
• moving towards open capital accounts and flexible exchange rate arrangements;
• strengthening regional policy coordination and cooperation; and
• developing domestic and regional credit enhancement facilities reflecting the market price of capital.
III. To accelerate the development of domestic bond markets and the emergence of a regional bond market, governments should intensify regional capacity-building efforts in partnership with the private sector. Four particular areas where APEC regional cooperation should play a significant role are the following:
A. Expanding the region's institutional investor base. APEC should undertake policy dialogue and cooperation involving the private sector to encourage broader cross-border investment by institutional investors in domestic bond markets. These efforts should focus on helping economies provide an enabling environment with respect to:
• government bond issuance programme to support the yield curve;
• tax regimes;.
• documentation and practices in markets;
• the environment for assessing risk and return in traded instruments and
• regulations governing markets and settlement systems.
B. Developing a strong regional credit rating industry. APEC should strengthen the credit rating industry in the region and lay the groundwork for the commercial and technical viability of regional ratings.
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- Developing Bond Markets in APECToward Greater Public-Private Sector Regional Partnership, pp. 70 - 72Publisher: ISEAS–Yusof Ishak InstitutePrint publication year: 2005