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J Sainsbury, the unrated UK supermarket chain, on Thursday became the first issuer to join the corporate bond pipeline in three weeks, announcing a roadshow for a possible hybrid capital deal.
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Primary deals are once again flowing in Asia ex-Japan amid a gradual untangling of the Greek debt crisis and an improving Chinese equities market. But even with the worst apparently behind them, market participants in the region are predicting issuance to be stop-start and dominated by investment grade credits as they prepare for the second half of the year, writes Rev Hui. -
The first dollar bond to emerge from China following the Greek debt agreement proved to be a hit, with Shanghai Construction Group (SCG) attracting an eight-times covered book for a $400m offering.
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Xinjiang Goldwind Science & Technology went live this week with what will be China’s first green bond. The trailblazer drew plenty of attention, with more deals expected both on and offshore once the country’s green bond regulations are finalised later this year.
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China Minsheng Investment (CMI) went live on July 16 with its debut dollar bond, while China Minmetals Corp has appointed banks for a dollar bond.
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Tianjin Binhai New Area Construction & Investment Group did not have the best start to life in the dollar bond market, after both its three and five year notes widened by 10bp on their first day of trading this week.
