Asia Pacific
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Chinese credit rating agency Dagong is poised to play matchmaker between European companies and Chinese investors. But in doing so, it must not lose sight of its core ratings business.
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China Orient Asset Management Company was able to lock in support for its first US dollar denominated bond on September 12 even though investors and bankers struggled with how to price a bond that did not have any direct comparables.
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Total re-opened the dim sum bond market for international issuers on Thursday after a three month gap, with a Rmb1.065bn ($173m) bond.
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Total re-opened the dim sum bond market for international issuers on Thursday after a three month gap, with a Rmb1.065bn ($173m) bond.
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In this week’s roundup of offshore renminbi news, Hungary’s central bank gets a RMB swap line, HSBC closes a Taiwanese cross-border deal, and StanChart includes Taiwan into its globalisation index.
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Top 3 Offshore RMB DCM Transactions - 2013 YTD
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The China-based rating agency aims to use its new Milan office to give on European bond issuers more exposure to mainland investors – in spite of Beijing’s tight capital controls, says Dagong’s Europe general manager.
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The Mainland will unlikely experience another interbank liquidity crunch in September given the new leadership’s commitment to stability in the run-up to the Communist Party’s meeting in November, says the bank. -
The special economic zone will complement Hong Kong’s role as an offshore renminbi centre by boosting cross-border lending activity, enhancing CNH liquidity in the city, says the bank.
