Asia Pacific
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Chinese property company Kaisa Group returned to the offshore renminbi bond market at the start of the week, raising Rmb1.8bn ($287.8m) from a three year deal that was multiple times covered during Asian trading hours.
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Chinese property company Kaisa Group returned to the offshore renminbi bond market at the start of the week, raising Rmb1.8bn ($287.8m) from a three year deal that was multiple times covered during Asian trading hours.
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Future Land is the latest Chinese property company to explore issuance options in the offshore renminbi bond market as a surplus of US dollar real estate deals continues to crunch liquidity.
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Forget Bitcoins, trash is the next big investment. At least that's according to some strategists who believe this unusual asset class is set to grow -
Westpac has returned to the euro covered bond market for the first time since last July, mandating leads for another seven year. It follows trades from BNP Paribas and HSBC where demand was fuelled by central bank statements, that bankers said had exacerbated a short squeeze, causing investors to give up new issue premiums to get current coupon exposure.
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In this round up of recent offshore renminbi news, China opens the door to cross-border trade settlement in Singapore, AUD-CNY direct trading begins and Taiwanese banks permitted to offer renminbi services on the Mainland.
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Top 3 Offshore RMB DCM Transactions - 2012 YTD
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The decision by the Bank of Japan to boost inflation suggests more liquidity is on the way; but a HSBC strategist says investing it is a different matter
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Cornerstone investors – large investors getting the lion's share of IPOs in order to build confidence in the process –could be the very thing that undermine them
