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Sumitomo Mitsui Financial became the first Japanese bank to issue euro denominated holding company bonds this week, as the country’s banks make steady progress on their Total Loss-Absorbing Capacity (TLAC) funding targets. -
The French government is open to using its “soft power” to help the green bond market, as it did when it assisted in establishing the Euro Private Placement (PP) market. But tax or regulatory capital incentives are unlikely at the moment, reports Jon Hay.
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A Bank of China index tracking the yield differential between onshore and offshore renminbi debt shows that dim sum bonds continue to look expensive for issuers although the gap is starting to shrink.
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According to the statement emailed by Cathay Financial Holdings to GlobalCapital Asia, the Ultrasonic loan was signed among Nomura and the participants in August 2014. A month later, the CEO of the company Qingyong Wu went missing after which the company defaulted on its obligations.
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Legal action launched by six Taiwanese lenders against Nomura for a syndicated loan that went into default, has unearthed simmering conflicts in the tightly knit Asian syndicated loan community. The fallout will have ramifications for Nomura and the wider loan market, writes Shruti Chaturvedi.
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