Asian Development Bank ADB
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Asian Development Bank (ADB) this week became the first supranational issuer to print a dual tranche green bond. But opinion was mixed as to whether such an approach will catch on. -
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FMS Wertmanagement mandated banks for a dollar benchmark on Tuesday as Asian Development Bank sold a dual tranche dollar green bond, amid a topsy-turvy time for US Treasury yields.
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Asian Development Bank mandated for a dual tranche global green bond in dollars on Monday, with the longer tranche likely to gain support from investors in Japan, said bankers.
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The Credit Guarantee and Investment Facility is setting up a new guarantee scheme for green bonds in a bid to address the construction risks faced by investors.
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The response to some of this week’s dollar deals has got some bankers believing that next week’s US Federal Reserve meeting might not prove to be the market shutting millstone that it had promised to be just a few weeks ago.
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A pair of public sector borrowers are lining up to sell dollar floating rate notes on Thursday, following a series of floating and fixed rate deals in the currency on Wednesday.
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A trio of issuers have lined up short end dollar deals for pricing on Wednesday. Some bankers said the focus on threes and fives was in response to poor US jobs data last week, although that view was not universal.
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The Asian Development Bank reaffirmed its desire to revisit the Chinese Panda bond market at a conference in Beijing last week, although any deal will hinge on the resolution of problems linked to accounting standards.
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Asia Development Bank (ADB) and the International Finance Corp (IFC), the first issuers to sell Panda bonds, will not be able to return to the market quickly as Chinese regulators are refusing to grant them an exception to the accounting rules.
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A pair of rare SSA names kept Kangaroo and Kauri bond supply ticking over this week, as Asian investor appetite drove demand.
