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Tsinghua Unigroup had the Asia bond market to itself on December 3 when it made its dollar debut ahead of the European Central Bank’s stimulus package announcement. The lack of competition, combined with Tsinghua’s credit strength, resulted in a popular $800m trade that was close to four times subscribed. -
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) is one step closer to having a formal framework for its green bond market, having launched a public consultation this week.
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Corporate bond bankers in Europe have reacted philosophically to Mario Draghi’s underwhelming announcement on European Central Bank monetary policy on Thursday, and are contemplating an early wind-down to the market before Christmas.
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Asia’s debt capital markets show no sign of slowing down as the year end approaches, with recent deals proving that investors still have plenty of cash to deploy. Market participants expect at least one more high-profile deal to close in what is poised to be a record December, writes Rev Hui.
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Investors poured into Tianjin Free Trade Zone Investment Holding Group’s (Tianjin FTZ) debut dollar bond this week, helping the state-owned company raise $500m with a more than seven times covered order book.
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Tsinghua Unigroup started taking bids for a dual-tranche dollar offering on Thursday, which if printed would be the first offshore bond from the issuer.
