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Beijing Enterprises Water Group (BEWG) added to its portfolio of Panda bonds less than a week after its debut in the asset class, sealing a Rmb700m ($106m) return on Monday. Instead of trotting down a similar path as it did with its maiden appearance, the red chip firm has sold the first green Panda. -
Orbit Group is holding investor update calls ahead of a planned issuance of £50m of bonds that it had retained from a March deal.
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Just one week after it issued a €1bn 15 year bond in the euro market, Vodafone swooped for sterling on Monday issuing an £800m 33 year bond.
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The list of companies issuing Panda bonds in China’s exchange market continues to grow with a pair of red chip names, Agile Property Holdings and China Everbright, raising a combined Rmb7bn ($1.05bn).
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Increasing calls for insurers to divest from companies with a large proportion of coal-fired generation activities could prompt a sell-off of certain utility company bonds, according to a report by bond research firm CreditSights.
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Adani Transmission’s maiden $500m bond saw overwhelming demand of more than $5bn on Thursday as the issuer left plenty of money on the table for investors — which was reflected in secondary with the notes tightening 20bp.
