The Reshaping of Global Corporate Finance: From West to East

Mehmed Ganić ()
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Mehmed Ganić: International University of Sarajevo

Chapter 6 in Structural Change and Competitive Dynamics in Global Financial Markets, 2026, pp 85-99 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract The chapter centers on a major change in corporate debt worldwide. It maps the emerging geography of corporate debt, characterized by a twofold change. The first is an increase in the issuance of international bonds, and the second is a shift in market power from the West to the East. The US and Europe now share the stage with the Asia-Pacific region, whose rapid growth has changed the global center of gravity. The new landscape offers greater access to capital but is inherently more complex, characterized by regional segregation, fragmentation in Europe, and high volatility in emerging markets.

Keywords: Debt market expansion; Corporate debt financing; Crisis impact (GFC/COVID-19); Decoupling; Market volatility analysis (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2026
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-032-28906-3_6

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