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China National Chemical Corp (ChemChina) opened books for a senior perpetual non call five bond on Wednesday morning, hitting the market soon after Moody’s downgraded the country’s rating. -
Property developer Nan Fung International Holdings became the third Hong Kong issuer to sell a fixed-for-life perpetual in just a little over a week. But unlike the earlier transactions, private banks rather than fund managers dominated its deal.
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Iron and steel company Metallurgical Corporation of China raised $500m from the sale of its three year bond on Monday, after enthusiastic investors flocked to the deal.
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Beijing Gas Group Company and China Construction Bank (Hong Kong) have opened books for a fixed five year bullet and a three year floater, respectively.
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The Asian market has shrugged off North Korea’s missile test over the weekend, with Nan Fung International Holdings and Metallurgical Corporation of China launching new deals on Monday morning.
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Nan Hai Corp grabbed $500m on Thursday with the sale of a three non call 1.5 year bond, pushed to an investment grade rating thanks to a standby letter of credit from China Citic Bank Corp’s Shenzhen branch. Meanwhile, Sinochem Hong Kong (Group) Company sealed $300m from a club-like transaction.
