Meeting the increasing appetite for “dim sum” bonds, Agincourt Capital plans to raise the equivalent of US$500 million in yuan, also known as the renminbi, in the next six to nine months before tapping investors for another US$500 million in 2013.

Craig Turnbull, CEO of Agincourt Capital interviews with the BBC World: Asia Business Report regarding the launch of Agincourt Capital’s RMB bond.

On July 14th, Agincourt Capital, will be hosting a launch reception for the Australia RMB fund at the Four Seasons Hotel in Hong Kong. Agincourt Capital will celebrate the launch of the world’s first Renminbi secured convertible, off-shore bond fund for Australian real estate in Hong Kong. The Australian RMB Fund provides a unique opportunity [...]

On July 14, Agincourt Capital celebrated the launch of the world’s first Renminbi secured convertible, off-shore bond fund for Australian real estate in Hong Kong. The Australian RMB Fund provides a unique opportunity for Chinese and foreign investors to capture opportunities in Australian real estate via RMB convertible bonds, giving them access to the appreciation [...]

“While Australia is not immune to volatile global conditions, we can’t lose sight of our impressive economic credentials and our proven track record of dealing effectively with global instability.”

Wednesday, 27 July 2011 By: Matthew Sullivan The Australian commercial market may soon see a flourish in investment activity with low prices and increasing tenant demand presenting real opportunities for investors. According to Centuria Property Funds, investors looking to enter the commercial market should act now to take advantage of positive market conditions not seen [...]