China
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UK-based oil company BP and French gas producer Air Liquide rushed to the dim sum bond market this week, adding some foreign spice to a menu that also featured a debut issue from Hainan Airlines.
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Cheung Kong Holdings defied the silence in primary bond markets last week, drawing enough demand from yield-hungry investors to close a senior perpetual bond issue worth S$500m ($415.4m).
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Foreign lenders are taking advantage of the robust renminbi business to expand their operations in China’s financial hub; data from the country’s banking regulator shows.
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China Citic Bank is planning to raise as much as Rmb30bn ($4.7bn) in the offshore renminbi bond market, adding to a growing pipeline of deals from mainland financial institutions that some investors fear could be hard to swallow.
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Sinotrans Shipping is planning to tap the offshore renminbi bond market, and could sell its first-ever international debt issue after finishing meeting with investors at the end of the week.
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Sinotrans Shipping is planning to tap the offshore renminbi bond market, and could sell its first-ever international debt issue after finishing meeting investors at the end of the week.
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French utility Suez Environnement is considering making its debut in the offshore renminbi bond market, but is still some time away from launching a deal.
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Banks and corporations are lining up to sell offshore renminbi bonds, giving investors ample distraction from the woes in the dollar bond market.
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French utility Suez Environnement is considering making its debut in the offshore renminbi bond market, but is still some time away from launching a deal.