Asia Pacific
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Tata Communications became the first privately-owned Indian company to print a Singapore dollar deal last week. The demand from institutional investors and the final pricing exceeded even the bookrunners’ expectations, and there is no shortage of corporations looking to follow in Tata’s footsteps, said bankers.
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Woori Bank turned to the Samurai bond market on Wednesday, selling a ¥30bn ($330.8m) deal split between two and three year tranches.
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The opportunity for greater participation by Taiwanese companies and financials in China’s capital markets may incentivise them to sell dim sum bonds, with state-owned banks and tech giants expected to lead the charge.
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Top 3 Offshore RMB DCM Transactions - Last 12-month rolling
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The Reserve Bank of India finally delivered its long-awaited rate cut, but analysts say further easing might be slow to come -
The central banks' status as "gods" that control the global economy is fading – and nothing really is ready to replace it
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The S&P 500 is expected to hit “new all-time highs” while regional stock indices are seen gaining between 10-15% this year
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ABN Amro sold its Kiwi dollar debut on Thursday as it ramps up its niche currency issuance, diversifying its funding base into investors looking for high yielding deals, a senior funding manager at the Dutch bank told EuroWeek Bank Finance.
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Longfor Property kept the Chinese real estate flag flying on Wednesday with a successful 10 year non-call five bond, but supply from the sector is beginning to slow.
