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28-Sep-2010 11:33 Others   /   GIC and Temasek       Go to Message
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28-Sep-2010 11:31 Others   /   GIC and Temasek       Go to Message
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GIC recovers losses, improves returns

No figures given, but sovereign wealth fund’s portfolio is in good shape: GIC deputy chairman

May Wong

maywong@mediacorp.com.sg

SINGAPORE

No figures were given but the comment came as it released its latest annual report for the year ended March.

In it, GIC said it achieved an improvement in the 20-year nominal average annual rate of return to 7.1 per cent in US dollar terms from the 5.7 per cent in the previous year.

Its real rate of return in excess of the global rate of inflation was 3.8 per cent, up from 2.6 per cent a year earlier.

Dr Tony Tan, GIC’s deputy chairman and executive director, said its “portfolio is in good shape” because “it started buying back into equities in the second quarter of last year and the markets have since recovered”.

GIC said the value of its portfolio increased on the back of the strong global stock market recovery last year.

This is the third year that GIC, with investments estimated by some experts at $270 billion, is releasing its annual report.

Unlike Temasek Holdings, GIC does not disclose its asset size.

CIMB regional economist Song Seng Wun said he was not surprised at GIC’s latest financial results.

“It’s good that the reserve is gradually being built up. Yes, it will be subjected to the ups and downs of growth cycle and recession,” he said.

But what matters, he added, is for GIC to consistently do well over the long to medium term.

“Over time, as long as they continue to deliver steady performance, rather than spectacular, then I suppose that’s already a job well done.”

Last September, GIC said it had recovered more than half of its losses from the previous year. Because of the global financial crisis, GIC’s portfolio had suffered a 20-per-cent loss in Singapore dollar terms in the financial year to March 2009, compared to the previous year.

GIC said yesterday it would make two major adjustments to its investment policy — to increase its exposure to the emerging economies, especially those in Asia, and to set up a facility for a medium term asset allocation strategy to better respond to risks and opportunities.

Dr Tan said while the global recovery beyond this year would be subject to uncertainties such as asset bubbles and de-leveraging, these will not derail GIC’s long-term investment focus.

He added that the sovereign wealth fund remained confident that it would continue to achieve sustainable performance in the coming years.

GIC added it would hang on to its stakes in banking giants Citigroup and UBS. It is one of the largest shareholders in Citi, with a stake of 3.8 per cent, and reportedly the largest in UBS, with a stake of 6.4 per cent.

GIC said that as a long-term investor, it was prepared to stay with the two institutions because they had weathered the worst of the financial crisis and had returned to profitability.

Meanwhile, GIC made several senior staff appointments as of July 1 this year as a continuing effort to develop a strong leadership team.

They are deputy president of public markets Lim Kee Chong, real estate deputy president Goh Kok Huat, deputy president for special investments Tay Lim Hock and deputy chief risk officer Dr Chia Tai Tee.— The Government of Singapore Investment Corporation (GIC) said yesterday it had significantly recovered its losses from the previous year.

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28-Sep-2010 11:25 All-S Equities Prop   /   [][][]PROPERTY[][][] City Dev+ CapitaLand+ KepLand       Go to Message
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Like crabs in cold water

China’s property speculators are getting cooked but the smart ones still have time to escape

It’s Shanghai hairy-crab season. Bloomberg

The writer is an independent economist based in Shanghai and was formerly Morgan Stanley’s chief economist for the Asia-Pacific region. The opinions expressed are his own.

To cook them, you put them in a container with cold water.

They feel like they’re back in a lake and get comfortable. You then cover it with a heavy top and light a fire below. You can hear scratching sounds.

They start faintly, then furiously, then faintly again, then nothing. When all is quiet for a few minutes, you lift the top and see the crabs turned golden brown. Dip them in vinegar and ginger for a delicious meal.

China’s property speculators are already like crabs in cold water.

They feel good, kicking their legs once in a while. Little do they know the heavy top has been lowered over their heads and a fire has been lit below.

They will be cooked but they just don’t know it yet.

In April, I told readers I would let them know when China’s property bubble was about to burst.

The market has now peaked.

It will trend down gradually for the rest of the year.

When expectations of a yuan revaluation reverse and capital outflows ensue, probably in 2012, the market will deflate faster.

China has entered a property bear market that will last for five years. The average prices in larger cities are likely to decline by half or more. Land values will fall by much more.

In a bubble, calling the tipping point is an art. Animal spirits, always the fuel in a bubble, are the last thing to dissipate. Receding liquidity is usually the trigger for a bubble to burst.

Sometimes oversupply surpasses speculative demand, which scares off speculators.

Most bubbles burst in one big pop. Some leak air bit by bit, day by day.

In 1998, China’s little-noticed property bubble burst, too. Shanghai real-estate prices dropped by two-thirds over the ensuing three years. Unfinished buildings dotted the landscape in Guangdong and Hainan. More recently, Shanghai’s property prices fell by one-third from May 2005 to the end of 2006.

I thought the current bubble, fuelled by rapid monetary expansion and expectations of a stronger yuan since the beginning of 2007, would go the same way.

Recent developments have changed my mind.

This bubble may not end suddenly but with a slow leak.

Previously, I thought that the government would relax its credit-tightening policies in the fourth quarter, leading to another surge in property prices. The bubble would pop with a big bang in the second half of next year or in 2012.

The government isn’t relaxing the credit restrictions on second and third mortgages.

As most potential buyers fall into the restricted categories and depend on credit, the market can’t go up another level to release all the animal spirits.

In addition to credit policy, liquidity is tightening.

The yuan non-deliverable forward market isn’t expecting significant appreciation for the next year.

That is having a big impact on hot money flow into China.

The competition for deposits is heating up.

Banks are offering products that are like deposits and with much higher interest rates than the policy rates.

As Chinese real-estate prices deflate slowly now, and faster in 2012, the economy will hold up. Exports, consumption and infrastructure should sustain a 7-per-cent to 8-per-cent growth rate for the next decade.

To stop the property deflation from affecting other investments, the government must recapitalise the banks quickly.

It has the balance sheet and the wisdom to do so.

China has had a strong property market and weak consumption for the past decade. The reverse may be true for the next 10 years.

Like crabs in cold water, property speculators are getting cooked but the smart ones still have time to escape the slow hotpot treatment.

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28-Sep-2010 11:12 User Research/Opinions   /   *** OIL *** CNOOC + PETROCHINA + SINOPEC       Go to Message
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Biggest oil producer now linked to largest energy consumer

BEIJING

Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, who is on a three-day visit to China, attended a launch ceremony with his host, President Hu Jintao, for the long-awaited pipeline linking the world’s biggest oil producer with the largest energy consumer.

The deal which was reached last year and will see China receive oil for 20 years in exchange for US$25 billion ($33 billion), is a “milestone” of energy cooperation between the two neighbours, Mr Hu said.

It is also part of Moscow’s efforts to seek new markets for its crude exports, especially in fast-growing Asia.

Mr Nikolai Tokarev, head of the Russian oil pipeline monopoly Transneft, said commercial supplies from the pipeline — which runs from eastern Siberia to the north-eastern Chinese city of Daqing — would begin from Jan 1, and that 15 million tonnes of crude would initially reach China each year.

Russia’s Gazprom, the world’s largest gas producer, signed a framework agreement with the China National Petroleum Company [CNPC] last year on shipments of natural gas to China. The two sides, however, have yet to sort out a pricing deal.

Russian Deputy Prime Minister Igor Sechin said the agreement would be finalised by the middle of next year.

“Russia is ready to meet China’s full demand in gas,” said Mr Sechin, adding that Russia was in talks with China to start supplying gas in 2015.

The two leaders also signed a series of economic and political agreements, including pacts on cooperation in future gas supplies, energy efficiency, renewable energy, nuclear power and the prevention of illegal fishing. They further announced plans to jointly build a US$5 billion oil refinery in northern China.

Beijing is also looking to secure muchneeded resources to fuel its booming economy, now the second-largest in the world behind that of the United States. — The leaders of China and Russia celebrated the completion of a cross-border oil pipeline yesterday, a symbol of growing ties between the two emerging economic powers, particularly in the energy sector.AFP

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28-Sep-2010 11:04 Others   /   GIC and Temasek       Go to Message
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pharoah88      ( Date: 15-Sep-2010 08:59) Posted:

GIC may sell minority stake in logistics firm

SINGAPORE

According to a

GLP develops and manages properties valued at more than US$8 billion.

The report also quoted the sources — who attended a confidential meeting for fund managers arranged by a book runner — as saying that at the proposed valuations, the share offering would be a “tough sell” as the bulk of the assets are in Japan.

According to the sources, GLP is forecast to post net earnings of US$231 million next year and US$277 million in 2012.

The IPO’s bookbuilding is expected to start next Thursday and pricing is expected on Oct 8, the

If successful, it would also be the largest IPO in Singapore, slightly above SingTel’s $4-billion IPO in 1993.— The Government of Singapore Investment Corporation (GIC) may sell just a minority stake in the listing of Global Logistic Properties (GLP) that is expected to raise a record US$3 billion ($4.01 billion).Reuters report yesterday that cited unnamed sources, GIC may offer shares of its logistics unit at 1.3 to 1.4 times book value in its initial public offering.Reuters report said.
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28-Sep-2010 11:02 Others   /   GIC and Temasek       Go to Message
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teeth53      ( Date: 15-Sep-2010 09:11) Posted:

Prologis IPO is fully booked. Road show is just a pre plan that they need to go thro...
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28-Sep-2010 11:00 Others   /   GIC and Temasek       Go to Message
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Five emerging markets in GIC’s sights

Millet Enriquez

emelita@mediacorp.com.sg

SINGAPORE

This greater focus on emerging markets is one of two adjustments that GIC has introduced in its investment policy — a deliberate progression from its 2003 strategy where it began investing in emerging market equities as an individual asset class.

At the briefing for its annual report yesterday, GIC’s chief investment officer Ng Kok Song said about 80 per cent of its emerging market investments will be accounted for by the five countries: China, India,\ Brazil, South Korea and Taiwan.

Analysts believe the increased investments in emerging markets, especially those in Asia, will put GIC in a sweet spot to achieve superior returns driven by the region’s growth.

“I think demographics are the key here. There is very strong underlying growth and I do see that growth still available over the next five to 10 years, compared to developed markets,” said Saxo Capital Markets strategist Tey Tze Ming.

Asia’s young population will drive demand and prices for real estate, equities, financials and insurance, he explained.

In evaluating emerging market investments, GIC deputy chairman and executive director Tony Tan said it would consider markets with large populations, those that are commodity-rich, in the early stages of industrialisation, and with good development and growth potential.

When investing in these markets, Mr Ng said GIC would not take the well-trodden path of public markets. Instead, it will look for the best value in private markets like real estate, private equity and infrastructure.

GIC’s asset mix as at end-March consisted 51 per cent of public equities in developed and emerging markets, 20 per cent of bonds, 25 per cent of alternatives such as real estate and private equity, while the rest are in cash and other investments.

GIC has also developed a medium-term strategy facility as its second adjustment to its investment policy. This will help its management calibrate GIC’s departure from the policy portfolio so it can respond more flexibly to significant risks or opportunities which arise from time to time.

Still, analysts warn of at least one headwind looming ahead.

“There’s always the threat of a global downturn. Even though the growth is attractive, emerging markets are vulnerable to heightened risk aversion like what we saw during the recent crisis,” said Mr David Cohen, director of forecasting for Asia at Action Economics.— Five emerging markets will form the centre piece for the overall strategy that the Government of Singapore Investment Corporation (GIC) will adopt in the next few years.

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28-Sep-2010 10:34 User Research/Opinions   /   MAY BANK initiates GROWTH ERA tOday       Go to Message
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Break up GLCs, Virgin boss urges Malaysia

KUALA LUMPUR —

“It will be better if Malaysia can be more liberal and open. It will attract more people to invest,” he said at a business conference, when asked how Malaysia can lure foreign investment under a plan unveiled last week that seeks US$444 billion ($587 billion) of investments over the next decade to lift the country to developed-nation status.

“A lot of your companies are run by the government. It will be better if you privatise, break up big companies into smaller companies for them to compete with each other,” he said.

The Malaysian government retains an ownership interest in most key industries, which gives it the final say in corporate direction despite opening industries such as highways, electricity and airlines to private investment since the ’80s.

Large government-linked companies are significant providers of essential services and employment and account for more than one-third of stock market capitalisation. Such firms are also key beneficiaries of government contracts and privileges, drawing criticism of unfair playing fields for others.

Budget airline AirAsia has long complained of unfair competition with Malaysia Airlines.

Mr Branson’s Virgin Group has a stake in AirAsia’s long-haul affiliate, AirAsia X.

Mr Branson said political issues such as the sodomy trial of opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim had hurt Malaysia’s reputation among some foreign investors, though “not in a major way”.

“But it’s definitely a thorn in the side of Malaysia’s otherwise very good reputation,” he said.

“This has gone on for a long, long time. It looks bad overseas.

If you are a bold leader, you should get rid of things like that which damage your reputation,” he said, without elaborating.British billionaire Richard Branson said yesterday that Malaysia should split up and privatise its large government-owned companies to increase competition and woo foreign investors.

AGENCIES

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28-Sep-2010 10:26 User Research/Opinions   /   MAY BANK initiates GROWTH ERA tOday       Go to Message
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Malaysia’s economic growth may exceed 7%

KUALA LUMPUR —

Economic expansion in the July-December period “will be lower but, for the full year, 6 to 7 per cent growth is achievable and may even exceed 7 per cent”, he said.

This is the latest in a string of upbeat assessments by top Malaysian officials that the economy will outperform official targets.

The economy expanded by 9.5 per cent in the first half of the year.

The current official forecast is for it to grow between 4.5 and 5.5 per cent this year but Prime Minister Najib Razak said recently that growth would exceed 6 per cent.

Mr Ahmad said that while the government expected growth in the first half of next year to slow, full-year expansion would be between 5 and 6 per cent. Malaysia’s economic growth may exceed 7 per cent this year if global economic conditions are not as bad as once feared, Second Finance Minister Ahmad Husni Hanadzlah said yesterday.AGENCIES

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27-Sep-2010 19:48 User Research/Opinions   /   ******** GENTING SP ******** WARRATS ********       Go to Message
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GentingSMBLeCW130103 L2PW i -- SGD 0.200
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GentingSMBLeCW130104 L7KW i -- SGD 0.160
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-0.010 -3.7 10,000 100,000 0.175 0.280 15,000 0.260 0.270 0.260 0.260   M  
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27-Sep-2010 19:46 User Research/Opinions   /   ******** GENTING ******* BERHAD ********       Go to Message
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GENTING BHD 3182 i CD MYR 9.770
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GENTING MYS BHD 4715 i CD MYR 3.490
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Genting SP G13 i -- SGD 2.020
+0.010 +0.5 78,977,000 3,614,000 2.010 2.020 983,000 2.040 2.010 2.060 2.010   M    
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-0.010 -3.7 10,000 100,000 0.175 0.280 15,000 0.260 0.270 0.260 0.260   M  
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27-Sep-2010 19:41 Genting Sing   /   GenSp starts to move up again       Go to Message
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-0.010 -2.1 83,902,000 1,512,000 0.475 0.480 1,946,000 0.495 0.485 0.505 0.475   M    
GENTING BHD 3182 i CD MYR 9.770
+0.020 +0.2 9,776,800 1,060,400 9.770 9.810 20,000 9.840 9.750 9.980 9.770 --
GENTING MYS BHD 4715 i CD MYR 3.490
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27-Sep-2010 19:39 Genting HK USD   /   Genting HK US$       Go to Message
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-0.010 -2.1 83,902,000 1,512,000 0.475 0.480 1,946,000 0.495 0.485 0.505 0.475   M    
GENTING BHD 3182 i CD MYR 9.770
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+0.070 +2.1 17,777,100 23,900 3.490 3.500 201,300 3.430 3.420 3.560 3.410 --
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27-Sep-2010 19:36 Genting HK USD   /   Genting HK US$       Go to Message
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Stock Code i Rmk Ccy Last $Chng %Chng Vol Buy Vol Buy Sell Sell Vol Open Previous Day Hi Day Lo Ind
JiutianC C8R i -- SGD 0.090
+0.015 +20.0 107,553,000 4,006,000 0.090 0.095 15,436,000 0.075 0.075 0.095 0.075 C      
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27-Sep-2010 19:33 Genting Sing   /   GenSp starts to move up again       Go to Message
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Monday: 27 SEP 2010  CLOSING

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JiutianC C8R i -- SGD 0.090
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Informatics I03 i -- SGD 0.175
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ChinaGaoxian I4U i -- SGD 0.195
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27-Sep-2010 19:28 UniFiber System   /   UniFiber       Go to Message
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Day Hi 0.065 Last 0.065 Vol 22,546,000
Day Lo 0.060 $Chng +0.005


Price Trades Volume Sold to Buyer Mid Bought from Seller
0.060 21 3,463,000 2,572,000 0 891,000
0.065 57 19,083,000 979,000 0 18,104,000
TOTAL 78 22,546,000 3,551,000 0 18,995,000


 
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27-Sep-2010 19:25 UniFiber System   /   UniFiber       Go to Message
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17:05:07 -- -- -- -- -- 0.065 41,512,000
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17:05:07 -- -- -- -- -- 0.065 42,965,000
17:05:07 -- -- -- -- -- 0.060 3,260,000
17:05:07 53,724,000 0.060 -- -- -- -- --
17:05:07 4,713,000 0.065 -- -- -- -- --
17:04:09 -- -- -- -- -- 0.055 (50,000) 300,000
17:03:15 -- -- -- -- -- 0.055 250,000
17:03:06 (50,000) 300,000 0.070 -- -- -- -- --
17:02:41 -- -- -- -- -- 0.060 (500,000) 1,660,000
17:02:32 250,000 0.070 -- -- -- -- --
17:02:07 -- -- -- -- -- 0.060 (100,000) 1,160,000
17:01:41 (70,000) 4,970,000 0.065 -- -- -- -- --
17:01:30 (-1,000,000) 4,900,000 0.065 -- -- -- -- --
17:01:30 -- -- -- -- -- 0.060 (50,000) 1,060,000
17:01:09 -- -- -- -- -- 0.060 (250,000) 1,010,000
17:00:55 (3,000,000) 5,900,000 0.065 -- -- -- -- --
17:00:38 -- -- -- -- -- 0.060 (300,000) 760,000
17:00:25 -- -- -- -- -- 0.060 (50,000) 460,000
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27-Sep-2010 19:24 UniFiber System   /   UniFiber       Go to Message
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17:05:03 0.065 5,013,000 Bought From Seller
16:59:46 0.065 600,000 Bought From Seller
16:56:28 0.065 50,000 Bought From Seller
16:53:16 0.060 132,000 Sold To Buyer
16:52:17 0.065 50,000 Bought From Seller
16:51:59 0.060 200,000 Sold To Buyer
16:51:55 0.060 300,000 Sold To Buyer
16:50:42 0.060 100,000 Sold To Buyer
16:50:39 0.065 50,000 Bought From Seller
16:49:25 0.060 200,000 Sold To Buyer
16:48:33 0.065 100,000 Bought From Seller
16:39:53 0.065 1,000,000 Bought From Seller
16:39:26 0.065 50,000 Bought From Seller
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