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Asia's Evolving Investment Landscape: Considering Hong Kong, Mainland China and Singapore as Investment SourcesThe McKinsey Global Institute projects that by 2020, China's financial assets could reach $65 trillion, which would account for nearly 59% of all emerging market assets and 18% of the global total. Recognizing Asia's potential as a viable, growing source of institutional investment, BNY Mellon undertook a market study to acquire an informed snapshot of today's investment practices and gauge investor outlook. We examined the potential opportunities to be realized from investor marketing, as well as those that could be garnered from an exchange listing in Asia. Business: Depositary Receipts
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The Depositary Receipt Market: 2011 Yearend ReviewEven in a year of uncertainty, investors still saw plenty of opportunities to access global growth through DRs in 2011. 175 billion DRs valued at $3.8 trillion traded in 2011; 137 new sponsored programs were created; and $14.8 billion were raised through 51 depositary receipt IPO and secondary transactions. Author: Michael Cole-Fontayn
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The Depositary Receipt Market: 2012 Midyear ReviewThe current economic and political shifts have affected the capital markets greatly and as noted in our review, the Depositary Receipt (DR) market was not immune to such changes. 2012 has seen DR cross-border trading volume decrease year-over-year, but the DR market remains highly significant, with 80 billion DRs valued at $1.5 trillion trade in 2012 to date. Author: Michael Cole-Fontayn
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Global Trends in Investor RelationsCompanies say that stability of the Eurozone and global systemic market risk, along with the prospect of increased regulatory oversight, are weighing most on their business outlook and on the markets, according to this annual BNY Mellon survey. Developed as a benchmarking tool for BNY Mellon's depositary receipt clients, the survey looks at how publicly traded companies are managing their IR practices and the issues affecting them. The survey features input from more than 800 companies across 59 countries. Respondents span the range of market cap and industry sectors, including financials, industrials, consumer, technology and healthcare. Authors: Michael Cole-Fontayn, Guy Gresham, Gloria Mata, Amy Salomone, Nadja Schliebener, Michael Chojnacki, Anja Kharlamova, Herston Powers, Courtney Reed
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The Depositary Receipt Market: 2012 YearbookAgainst a backdrop of volatility, depressed equity prices and low interest rates, depositary receipts in 2012 continued to prove their value as an effective instrument for portfolio diversification and cross-border investing. Globally, there were 31 capital-raising DR deals worth $12.6 billion, of which BNY Mellon was the depositary for $7.4 billion. A total 157 billion DRs were traded on the world's markets and exchanges, 10 percent fewer than 2011, but higher than the previous two years, while their value shrank 26 percent to $2.79 trillion. Author: Michael Cole-Fontayn
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