Asia Pacific
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Metallurgical Corporation of China (MCC), China National Chemical Corporation and Thailand’s PTT Exploration and Production are out in the market, gauging appetite for their respective bonds.
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India’s Syndicate Bank has appointed Melwyn Rego as the chief executive officer effective July 1, succeeding Arun Shrivastava who retired at the end of June.
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Malaysia-based Lotte Chemical Titan Holding has sealed its MR3.8bn ($884.0m) IPO at the bottom of guidance after reopening the deal on Monday at a lower price range and smaller size.
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Guangdong Hengjian Investment Holding raised $500m from its debut bond on Monday on the back of nearly six times demand. The issuer priced the notes inside its comparables, a feat possible thanks to its status as a provincial-level state-owned enterprise and a quiet primary market.
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Bank of China Hong Kong became the latest bank to join a rush of floating rate issuance on Monday, closing a dual-tranche deal.
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Huarong Investment Stock Corp has increased the size of its dual-currency syndicated loan to HK$3.6bn ($462m) from HK$3bn.
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Mainland firm Hebei Construction Group is vying for approval to list in Hong Kong, filing a draft prospectus with the city’s exchange.
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The further liberalisation of access to the China's bond market as a result of Bond Connect makes inclusion of onshore renminbi bonds in the world’s major bond indices more likely, with potential inflows in the billions of dollars, according to market analysts.
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State-owned enterprise Qinghai Provincial Investment Group Co is making a rapid return to the international debt market, launching a new dollar bond on Tuesday about four months after its debut.
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India’s Au Small Finance Bank is on track to price its IPO at the top of guidance, raising the lender Rp19.1bn ($294.5m) after the deal was subscribed more than 50 times.
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India’s Cadila Healthcare has received board approval to sell foreign currency bonds, a first for the company.
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National Multi Commodity Exchange (NMCE) and Indian Commodity Exchange (ICEX) have agreed to merge, with both parties expecting to complete the move by December.