Asean
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BOC Aviation and Clifford Capital navigated choppy market conditions successfully on Tuesday to raise dollar bonds from investors.
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Singapore-listed real estate company City Developments has raised a S$250m ($180m) loan to promote the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through innovation. The company said it is the first deal of its kind.
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James Gifford, who was founding executive director of the UN Principles for Responsible Investing, has joined Credit Suisse in the newly formed position of head of impact advisory.
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Agricultural Bank of China Singapore branch has raised a $200m green loan from seven banks, following in the footsteps of peer ICBC London, which signed a mandate letter for a green loan three months ago.
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Lendlease Global Commercial Real Estate Investment Trust, a Singapore Reit sponsored by its Australian parent Lendlease, started sounding out investors for its IPO on Monday.
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Bank of the Philippine Islands issued on Thursday a green bond in Swiss francs, which came at a negative yield.
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Sta Lucia Land, a property developer in the Philippines, is looking to raise Ps7.56bn ($145m) from the sale of new shares. It has mandated China Bank Capital Corp to run the transaction.
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PSA International, the Temasek Holdings-owned port operator, seized $500m from its return to the dollar bond market after a three year hiatus. It priced the 10 year deal right around fair value, thanks to its opportunistic timing and strong credentials.
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JPM expands China JV team — Natixis names Apac infra finance head — CLSA makes senior debt hires — BNP closes Manila offshore branch
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The Philippine IPO market will receive a big boost in September as two companies prepare to launch their transactions after getting regulatory approval.
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Switzerland-based UBS Group has priced its second Singapore dollar-denominated Basel III-compliant additional tier one (AT1) bond in just nine months, taking advantage of a rally in its deal from last November.
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BNP Paribas has shut down its offshore banking unit in the Philippines, according to the country’s central bank.