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Malaysian telecommunications company Axiata Group has mandated three banks for a quick return to the Islamic bond market. -
Nomura’s head of investment banking for Asia ex-Japan is retiring from the bank, one of a number of senior staff who are set to leave the firm, according to internal memos seen by GlobalCapital Asia.
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Bond Connect is one of the key schemes of the Hong Kong Exchange Group (HKEX) as it embarks on an ambitious plans to act as a gateway between China and the rest of the world. The programme will act as a gateway for financial institutions who don’t want direct access to China’s bond market as well as a launch pad for indices and derivative products, said chief executive Charles Li.
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The financial services arm of US automaker Ford has launched bookbuilding for its maiden foray into the Singapore dollar bond market.
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Georgia Power has become the second investment grade US utility — and the second Southern Company subsidiary — to issue a green bond, as its peers assess the instrument’s potential.
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The Eurodollar corporate bond market, in limbo for more than a year, coughed back into life today as Nestlé, its stalwart issuer, returned after a long absence for a modestly sized issue.
