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UK bank Barclays made its first trip to the Singapore dollar market on Thursday, grabbing S$200m ($147.5m) from an opportunistic transaction. -
Chiyu Banking Corp and Orient Securities Co have mandated firms to run new dollar bond deals, with roadshows set to start on Monday.
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Spreads widened in the secondary market for financial institution bonds this week, crimping new supply, but senior offers on Thursday from Westpac and BNP Paribas were still able to get done.
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Hong Kong’s Wing Lung Bank managed to raise $400m from a Basel III tier two bond on Wednesday, braving increased volatility to find a source of replacement capital.
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Barclays is courting Singapore investors on Thursday for a benchmark subordinated Singapore dollar bond.
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Some weaker days in the secondary market have focused minds on market conditions going into the final weeks of trading for the year. But investors are still lapping up covered bonds.
