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  • The list of companies issuing Panda bonds in China’s exchange market continues to grow with a pair of red chip names, Agile Property Holdings and China Everbright, raising a combined Rmb7bn ($1.05bn).
  • Haitong Securities is gearing up to pitch an international fundraising plan to its shareholders, as it seeks funds for its operations, improve its debt structure and supplement working capital.
  • Weak Chinese manufacturing data and a stronger yuan have steepened the CNY rates curve. RRR cut bets have helped the 2-year sector outperform. Sources see scope for further steepening across the 2s/10s slope, writes Deirdre Yeung of Total Derivatives.
  • Everbright Securities kicked off pre-deal investor education on Monday for its over $1bn IPO in Hong Kong, with the recent recovery in markets expected to bolster demand for the transaction.
  • Adani Transmission’s maiden $500m bond saw overwhelming demand of more than $5bn on Thursday as the issuer left plenty of money on the table for investors — which was reflected in secondary with the notes tightening 20bp.
  • Sunshine 100 China Holdings hauled a $200m convertible bond over the line on July 28, enticing investors with one of the highest yields on equity-linked debt in the region this year.
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