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Beijing Hyundai switches to revolver for auto ABS return
Beijing Hyundai Auto Finance has adopted a revolving structure for its Rmb4bn ($597m) return to the auto loan asset-backed securities (ABS) market.
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Chinese bonds stable amid regulatory noise, repayment promises
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Bonds
Chinese bonds stable amid regulatory noise, repayment promises
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Bonds
Evergrande’s bonds, stocks up on SOE tie-ups
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Regulation & Policy
The week in review: China extends $2.1bn in debt relief to developing countries, top regulators vow ‘zero tolerance’ on misconduct after defaults
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China policy and markets round-up: Nafmii tightens bond regulations, Yongcheng Coal investigation broadens, Chinese holding of UST hits three-year low
