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The FIE is an alternative avenue for borrowers to raise term capital without the necessity of a foreign exchange risk. It also has an added benefit of anticipating a uniform stream of payments without requiring a fixed interest rate regime. Coupon payments are made by issuers instead of a loan amortization periodically.


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The FIE is an alternative avenue for borrowers to raise term capital without the necessity of a foreign exchange risk. It also has an added benefit of anticipating a uniform stream of payments without requiring a fixed interest rate regime. Coupon payments are made by issuers instead of a loan amortization periodically.


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FIE proponents launch second roadshow

March 5, 2002 - 12:00am

Proponents of the country’s first-ever fixed income exchange (FIE) has launched a series of roadshows with the corporates after a successful presentation with insurance companies in the past two months. The...

Banking

BA, Metlife eye IT investments in RP

By Des Ferriols | May 23, 2000 - 12:00am

In response to the government's effort to attract investors into the country's information technology industry, two large American companies are planning to invest in the country, namely Bank of America and the...

Business