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Chinese auto company Geely International (Hong Kong) ventured into the bond market with an uncommon structure on September 16, raising $300m with a floating rate note backed by a loan from Bank of China. -
Weichai Power has mandated four banks to work on a proposed dollar offering, which would mark the company’s first outing in the international bond market.
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Swire Pacific found success with its $500m bond, making a comeback to the debt market after a gap of nearly two years. The scarcity element of Hong Kong names and the high calibre of the issuer helped drum up robust demand, allowing the company to price its notes with very little new issue premium.
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Hong Kong conglomerate Swire Pacific is looking to find long-dated appetite with a new 10 year bond in US dollars.
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Corporate bond issuers sustained their recent flood of borrowing on Friday, as Italian oil and gas firm ENI and UK media company ITV both brought deals.
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China Securities (International) Finance Holding Company sold its inaugural offshore bond on September 10. Although markets were jittery, the debutant took comfort in the fact that books were already covered by the banks working on the deal.
