Developing Capital Markets

From the Collaborative Bond and Money Market Data Portal.

Definition: Developing Markets are the markets of those nations, where the industrial base is less developed. Developing Markets can be categorized into:

Emerging,
Frontier
Least Developing Markets.

Emerging Markets are the group of countries that are progressing towards becoming more advanced or Developed. A Frontier Market is a type of developing market which is more developed than the least developing markets, but too small to be generally considered an Emerging Market. The nations of the Frontier Markets stand at an earlier stage of economic and political development, in comparison to the larger and more mature emerging markets, such as China, Brazil and Turkey. There are various lists, following different criteria that identify Emerging from Frontier and Least Developed Markets or countries. These lists are produced by the FTSE, MSCI, S&P and Dow Jones.

Based on available data, on 9th of March 2018 the total amount of international outstanding Developing countries' bonds is USD1.2tn.

For information on the current size of the Developing Market, use the CMDPortal's Data Sheet tool.

For information on issues in Developing Capital Market, use the CMDPortal's Instrument Search tool.

For information on the composition of the Developing Capital Market, use the CMDPortal's Issuer Search tool.

For information on active dealers in the Developing Capital Markets, use the CMDPortal's Dealer Search tool.