S&P increases Southeast Asia corporate coverage
Standard & Poor''s has added analysts to its Singapore office due to expected further growth in Asia''s capital markets.
International rating agency Standard & Poor's has announced it has expanded its team of analysts in its Singapore office to cover industrial corporations, infrastructure finance and government-linked companies in Singapore and Southeast Asia. S&P says the move was driven by its expectation of further growth in the region's capital markets. Thomas Doud, previously an infrastructure finance analyst at S&P in Hong Kong, moves to Singapore to take the position of director and …
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