Citi
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Two South Korean banks, Woori and Busan, are preparing for investor meetings next week as they both line up bond issues.
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With the hree new issues in the market this week progressing well, the SSA market seems to have put Brexit chaos in the past and returned to business as usual.
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Bank of China has printed Asia’s largest green bond in a $3bn deal split between dollar, euro and CNH tranches. The landmark trade attracted strong investor demand and gave a much needed fillip to the dim sum bond market.
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Yunnan Metropolitan Construction Investment Co has become the latest local government financing vehicle in the offshore bond market. With more new issues in the pipeline, the LGFV bond spree shows no signs of slowing but the market is not open to all names.
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South Korea’s Woori Bank is set to meet investors for its second dollar-denominated Basel III additional tier one bond.
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China Resources Beer (Holdings) Co is preparing a jumbo rights issue, aiming for a size of HK$9.5bn ($1.2bn).
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Argentine pulp and paper company Celulosa Argentina is getting ready to meet international bond investors ahead of a second attempt to issue cross-border debt, according to a pricing supplement filed on Monday.
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A pair of public sector borrowers on Monday joined the handful of issuers that have sold well subscribed taps since the UK voted on June 23 to leave the European Union. But there are growing hopes that the first new issue since Brexit could happen this week — in euros, at least.
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Bank of China is planning to issue a multi-currency international green bond, in what will be China’s second offshore financial green offering.
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Home building materials maker China Lesso Group has approached the loan market for a $300m borrowing, some two years after sealing its debut syndicated facility.
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Turkey's state-owned Halkbank on Thursday printed the first CEEMEA bond since the UK's Brexit vote threw EM into a brief bout of chaos last week and in defiance of terror attacks in Istanbul.
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British American Tobacco and Brown Forman gave the sterling corporate bond market a much needed boost on Thursday as both brought benchmark transactions to enthusiastic investors.