Commonwealth Bank of Australia
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Non-US financial institutions have favoured going to the dollar market for unsecured offerings in the first two days of the year, with Crédit Agricole looking to raise tier two capital in the currency on Wednesday. -
China Development Bank Corp priced its maiden international green bond on Thursday, raising close to $1.7bn from a dual-currency transaction that will fund Belt and Road related projects. The deal offered diversification not only to the issuer but also to investors.
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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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China Development Bank Corp (CDB) is gearing up for talks with fixed income investors for its inaugural offshore green bond, mandating firms for a dual-currency transaction.
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Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) this week raised Sf450m ($462.1m) from the Swiss franc bond market in the largest single tranche Swissie bond by an Australian financial since 2009. The borrower took advantage of the downgrade of a clutch of regular Swiss franc issuers to sell its trade.
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Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) weighed into the tier two market on Monday, with market participants expecting new issuance volumes to remain very high going into October.
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Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group and Commonwealth Bank of Australia lit up the dollar market with the first trade of the month after supply lay dormant following the July 4 holiday weekend.
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Qantas Airways has wrapped up its latest borrowing at A$900m ($676m). The Australian carrier had held roadshows in Singapore, Hong Kong and Taipei and drew a response from Chinese, Singaporean and Taiwanese banks, among others.
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Wells Fargo brushed off heightened political tension in France and Korea on Wednesday, offering a triple-tranche bond to a hungry Australian dollar bond market.
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Wells Fargo is expected to sell on Wednesday a dual tranche deal in Australian dollars — a rare offering from a well-known name.
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Bank of China hit Asia's debt market hard on Tuesday, unleashing a huge deal spanning four currencies and six tranches. The $3.1bn-equivalent deal was designed to make a statement to the market that it should not forget China’s Belt and Road initiative, DCM bankers said. Morgan Davis and Addison Gong report.
