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May 1999

Australia: After the gold rush


Money from pension funds is fuelling a boom in corporate bond issuance. But long-dated bonds and equities are lagging. Hans van Leeuwen reports


Sydney seeks financial-centre status In the gold rush of 19th-century Australia, it seemed as if the country was made of money: one person squatting by a river would pan some gold and within weeks an industry of prospectors had set up camp. The 1999 corporate bond market in Australia has some similarities: as if from nowhere a thriving capital market has arisen and every week a pioneering issue is made that others quickly follow....


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