Jonathan Rogers
Jonathan Rogers graduated from Oxford University in 1986 where he read Politics, Philosophy and Economics. That year he joined Nomura International , attending the company’s graduate trainee programme at Nomura Securities’ headquarters in Tokyo. He worked as an institutional bond salesman for Nomura in London for five years, covering central banks and institutions in Scandinavia. He subsequently worked on the institutional sales desk at Long Term Credit Bank of Japan in London before moving on to the derivatives and structured note desk at First National Bank of Chicago in London. Jonathan joined IFR Asia in 2003 as syndicated loans editor and subsequently became debt capital markets editor in 2005. He is currently IFR Asia’s chief analyst, credit.
Contact Info
- Tel: +65 64174546
- E-mail: jonathan.rogers@thomsonreuters.com
Recent stories
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Nikkei nosedive not just a correction
SO THE VERSION of events being touted by Japan bulls is that last week’s one-day 7.3% plunge in the Nikkei represented simply a pullback for a market that had put in its most supercharged performance over six months since 1
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Record trades as EM goes mainstream
By raising a combined US$14.25bn in one day, Brazil’s Petrobras and Indonesia’s Pertamina underscored the enormous bid for emerging market credi
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Pertamina breaks Indonesia record
State-owned oil and gas firm Pertamina last Tuesday priced a 144A/Reg S 10 and 30-year combination bond. At US$3.25bn, it represented the biggest offshore print yet from Indonesia and provided additional evidence of the rush to load up on yield and the refusal of the primary market to buckle under the weight of record supply.
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- CNOOC sets bond record
- Asian issuers eye trip to Tokyo
- Kuroda takes on the monster
