Hong Kong aims to attract more sovereign borrowers to cement its yuan bond hub role
Hong Kong aims to attract more sovereign borrowers to cement its yuan bond hub role. Analysts note that this week's Apec Finance Ministerial Meeting provides an opportunity to showcase the city's financial markets. Its dim sum bond market offers low fundraising costs and risk diversification, while elevated US interest rates make offshore renminbi issuance more attractive for sovereign governments, according to Moody’s assistant vice-president Marcus Yin.
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