China
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Société Générale has given additional responsibilities to two senior bankers working in the research department of its corporate and investment bank.
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China National Chemical Corp (ChemChina) sent indicative pricing for a $5.5bn refinancing to banks late last month.
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China’s Concord New Energy Group is pursuing its debut green dollar bond.
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China Literature made jaws drop this week when its shares doubled on their debut in Hong Kong, giving it the best first day close in the world this year.
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China has long been cautious about opening up its capital markets as it learn from the lessons of other economies. But while such prudence has helped China avoid a crisis, it must not turn succumb to hubris and a wholesale rejection of the West’s experience.
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China Power International Development has tapped Bank of America Merrill Lynch to underwrite a cash call that could raise up to HK$4.5bn ($573m) for an acquisition.
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Redco Properties Group managed to tighten pricing on its 364-day bond by a hefty 50bp on Wednesday, bagging $250m from the issuance. But the yield still appealed to the buy-side, with investors pumping in $1.6bn in orders at its peak.
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The State Council officially launched the financial stability and development committee (FSDC) – a new organ to co-ordinate financial reform and regulations – on November 8, appointing Ma Kai, vice-premier, as chairman of the committee.
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Property developers Yango Group Co and Jiayuan International Group are marketing new dollar bonds on Thursday. The former has opted for a three year, while the latter is choosing to go short with a 364-day deal.
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Thailand’s Siam Commercial Bank is courting investors for a dollar bond, to be sold through its Cayman Islands branch, while China Minsheng Banking Corp is also marketing a transaction through its Hong Kong arm.
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Bookrunners on China Development Bank Corp’s debut international green bond have released price guidance for a dual-tranche transaction featuring dollars and euros.
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Yunnan Provincial Energy Investment Group Co, a Chinese local government financing vehicle (LGFV), raised $600m on Tuesday from a dual-tranche deal that was nearly nine times covered.