Bank of China
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◆ BoC prices odd deal that gets little attention in Europe but large support from leads ◆ Deal to finance Chinese steel sector's green transition ◆ SG prepares to price multi-tranche Euroyen on Friday
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◆ Spanish bank finds 'good window' to pre-fund ◆ Pays just 10bp NIP for 4NC3 and eight year SNP ◆ Longer tranche is more popular
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Market bounceback yields deals from China, Korea and Thailand as investor demand stays steady
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UK tobacco firm prints slightly wider to where rival landed a week earlier
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Solid demand and ample tightening in first full week of the year
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Segro, Toyota and Vodafone flock to sterling as hot run continues
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Chinese nickel producer's deal size takes a hit due to 'gloomy' market outlook
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Syndicate includes Taiwanese, Middle Eastern and Japanese banks
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Deal has been allocated with bookrunner Bookook once again not holding any of the loan on its book
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Offshore renminbi bond market is still liquid as local Chinese governments make new inroads
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Highly regulated borrower ignores UK’s political pandemonium
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Italian holding company manages to get some spread movement after Monday’s deals stalled
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State-owned Chinese agrochemical company prints $500m well inside market expectations
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The Indonesian oil and gas company has turned to the loan market once again
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Bookbuilding launched on Monday morning, with cornerstones taking up about 36% of the deal
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German borrower whittles down concessions to single and low double digits across four tranches
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The deal got commitments mainly from Mainland Chinese and international banks
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One of the credit lines will support the state-owned electricity provider's business in Egypt
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The club deal got interest mainly from Mainland Chinese and Hong Kong banks
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Hong Kong's largest IPO of the year is anchored by nine cornerstone investors
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Issuer from troubled sector forced to cough up
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Logistics real estate company planning simultaneous tender offer alongside new bond
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More than €20bn of corp bonds possible this month as tone improves despite dwindling liquidity
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Indonesian oil and gas major makes loan debut but would have to steer the deal through some sceptical lenders
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Lifestyle company and wealth manager test investor appetite
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The jumbo $2.5bn loan is expected to be launched to the market in mid-July
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The Everbright group company will address three upcoming repayments in July and November
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The German issuer sold its first renminbi bond after a recent rebranding
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The deal was increased to $8.5bn from $8bn at the last minute due to strong demand
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The issuer will sell its first onshore bond under a new branding
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‘Super tight’ pricing from multilateral development bank paves way for more RMB sustainability bonds
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Chinese port operator’s deal saw six times oversubscription despite a weak market backdrop
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The multilateral development bank lays foundation for an onshore sustainability bond market for SSAs
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The bank’s CFO Leslie Maasdorp tells GlobalCapital that the renminbi bond market will remain a ‘key focus’ for the issuer
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Beijing-based multilateral development bank returns to the RMB bond market
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Deal comes as the multilateral development bank faces pressure from its Russia ties
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Chinese wind turbine maker raises money to refinance a 2019 borrowing