China
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Country Garden Holdings Co, one of the biggest Chinese high yield property borrowers, returned to the bond market with a dual tranche deal on Tuesday, raising a combined $1bn from the transaction.
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Chinese property and construction firm Jiangsu Zhongnan Construction Group Co raised $200m from a sub-one year bond deal on Tuesday
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Chinese electric vehicle maker Li Auto has brought forward the close and pricing of its up to $950m Nasdaq listing after securing heavy demand for the deal.
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China’s Yihua Enterprise Group Co has defaulted on yet another onshore bond, having recently extended payments on two deals that were set to mature this month.
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A new scheme launched by China’s National Equities Exchange and Quotations (Neeq) got off to a poor start this week. Around two-thirds of the 32 companies listed on the ‘selection tier’ board fell on their trading debuts. That was a sharp contrast to the opening day of a local rival, the Shanghai Star board.
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Ant Group revealed last week that it is planning a multi-billion-dollar dual listing in Hong Kong and Shanghai. The company is often referred to as a startup, but it will float at a valuation well above $100bn and has been in business for six years. What is the right term for a company like Ant? It is time for a new moniker.
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China Everbright Bank Co relied on the syndicate team running its deal for a $700m floating rate note on Monday.
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DaFa Properties Group raised $150m from its bond return on Monday, offering investors a hefty yield of 13.5%.
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China’s Belle International Holdings has returned to the loans market to refinance some of its debt, but has opted for a club loan this time around in a bid to cut costs associated with underwriting.
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Li Auto, a Chinese electric vehicle maker, has opened books for an offering of American Depository Shares (ADS) on the Nasdaq.
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Hong Kong Airlines has deferred a coupon payment on its perpetual dollar bonds.
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Hangzhou Tigermed Consulting, a biopharmaceutical research and development service provider, has covered books on its secondary public offering in Hong Kong on the first day of taking orders.