S'pore borrowers issue 16.6% less new debt in 2015
US$20.7b raised from capital markets, down from preceding year's US$24.9b
Singapore
SINGAPORE borrowers tapped the capital markets at a 16.6 per cent slower pace in 2015 amid an economic slowdown and expectations of higher interest rates.
Singapore-domiciled issuers borrowed US$20.7 billion from capital markets in 2015, down from the year-ago total volume of US$24.9 billion, according to preliminary data from Thomson Reuters and Freeman Consulting Co.
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