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An overzealous pricing strategy and a divisive credit rating meant JD.com’s debut dollar bond offering did not get off to a good start with the notes widening significantly in the secondary market on Monday. -
Oil and gas giant China Petroleum & Chemical Corp (Sinopec) opened books for a 144A/Reg S triple-tranche dollar offering on Monday, taking advantage of a buoyant primary Asian bond market.
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A pair of investment grade issuers, Maybank and JD.com, ventured into the dollar bond market on Friday albeit with quite different trades.
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Hongkong Electric has made a successful comeback to the bond market after an absence of more than five years. Thanks to its status as a premium and a rare credit, the company reeled in investors and priced the trade well inside fair value.
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BAIC Motor Corp did not have the smoothest of rides for its green bond debut this week and was forced to extend bookbuilding to push the deal through.
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Indian state owned blue-chip companies are expected to issue $1bn of Masala bonds, or rupee-denominated offshore bonds, in the next three or four months, said an Indian minister at a roundtable in London this week.
