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A pair of supranationals helped bolster Hong Kong’s green bond ambitions with some SRI deals this week. -
EPIF Infrastructure, has released initial price guidance for a six year fixed rate euro benchmark.
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Chinese investment banking giant CICC returned to the dollar bond market this week, raising $600m from its first deal in almost two years.
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Indonesian issuers continued to keep the market focused on new equity fundraisings, as several IPOs launched this week.
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Deutsche Bank has appointed Beng-Hong Lee to the newly created position of head of institutional client group for China.
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Barclays Africa Group made full use of the positive momentum that followed fellow South African bank FirstRand’s dollar tier two to price its own deal with a lower yield, despite investors initially asking for a pick up over FirstRand.
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After several weeks of focusing on conventional bonds in core currencies, SSAs popped back into the socially responsible investments (SRI) market this week. Nederlandse Waterschapsbank (NWB) is laying the ground for an affordable housing bond in euros, while the European Investment Bank found a solid reception for a Climate Awareness Bond that came in rare seven year dollar form.
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Barclays Africa was on track to make it two South African tier two bonds in a week on Wednesday, and began pricing by offering a pick-up to rival FirstRand.
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Kazmunaygas’ (KMG) $3.25bn bond on Tuesday proved to be a beneficiary of the latest round of US sanctions against Russia sanctions, as investors sought a new oil play away from the volatility surrounding assets from the proscribed state.
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Ping An Healthcare and Technology Co, a subsidiary of Chinese conglomerate Ping An Group, will launch bookbuilding for its Hong Kong IPO next week, according to a source close to the deal.
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Medikaloka Hermina has hit screens for an IPO in Indonesia to raise up to Rph2.6tr ($193m) in primary and secondary proceeds.
