China
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There’s now only five months until the renminbi enters the IMF’s special drawing rights basket in October. But while this shows the progress the RMB has made, panelists at a recent conference are not expecting full convertibility anytime soon.
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Shanghai Clearing House (SHCH) plans to launch a Shanghai Free Trade Zone (FTZ) offshore renminbi bond market in May, according to documents seen by GlobalRMB.
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Huawei Investment & Holding Co is out with a new 10 year dollar trade, while China Aircraft Leasing Group (CALC) has also taken off for its debut international bond.
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Shanghai Clearing House (SHCH) plans to launch a Shanghai Free Trade Zone (FTZ) offshore renminbi bond market in May, according to documents seen by GlobalRMB.
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Climate Bonds Initiative (CBI) and the International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD) have launched the China Roadmap 2016 report outlining the prospects for the country’s booming green bond market.
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Fantasia Holdings Group sold the first high yield offshore renminbi bond since last summer, pricing a Rmb600m ($92.4m) three year on Tuesday. Although market participants welcomed new activity in the moribund dim sum market, the outlook for more issuance is bleak.
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China's transition from an investment to a consumption economy is moving forward, but GDP growth concerns are likely to delay the country’s reform agenda.
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Citi has promoted Christine Lam to the role of country head for China, where she will oversee all of the bank’s businesses and franchise operations in the country.
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Crédit Agricole has issued year’s first Formosa bond, which is also the first renminbi transaction to be sold in Taiwan since last August.
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Law firm Clifford Chance has made several senior appointments in Asia Pacific in a bid to strengthen its businesses in the region.
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The limited syndication process for a multi-currency financing for affiliates of Sino Horizon has begun with one bank at the helm.
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China Petroleum & Chemical Corp (Sinopec) fetched $3bn from a multi-tranche dollar deal on Monday that saw a 30 note added mid-way due to reverse enquiry. But unlike its last outing, the oil and gas giant kept the size relatively small in favour of tight pricing.