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The Republic of the Philippines is getting ready to meet investors to provide them an update on recent economic developments and performance. -
Bank of China received board approval this week to issue tier two notes of up to Rmb60bn ($9.2bn), according to a filing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.
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Citi has boosted its research capabilities in Asia, hiring Liu Li-Gang as chief economist for China.
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ChemChina will choose the banks to participate in the $20bn tranche of its Syngenta acquisition loan imminently, according to a banker close to the deal.
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The Bank of Japan’s decision to cut interest rates below zero has already had an impact on the ability of bankers to generate cross-border deals. But the wider ramifications of the move may be reflected in the domestic bond market. Matthew Thomas reports.
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Japan’s top-rated credits are used to getting a captive audience from international investors, cheap spreads at home and their choice of funding markets. But the global volatility that has defined the financial markets over the last few years has made things tough even for these well placed issuers. GlobalCapital sat down with some of the most highly-regarded issuers in Japan, as well as respected senior bankers, to discuss how these issuers can best approach the debt markets.
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