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Disruptive US economic policy has not yet dented credit appetite
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Bank of China’s Hong Kong-based debt syndicate head Sebastian Ha is leaving the firm next month. -
Logistics real estate developer ESR Cayman turned to the Singapore dollar market this week to bring down its cost of funding, adding S$150m ($110m) to its coffers.
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NWS Holdings and Sino-Ocean Group Holding received more than $4bn in orders for their respective bond outings, with their deals in hot demand both in primary and secondary markets.
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The volume of corporate bonds with triple-B ratings, and vulnerable to downgrades into high yield, is at its highest in history. But while the US market fears the prospect of fallen angels, Europe appears to see advantages.
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China Evergrande Group raised $3bn with a tap of three of its existing bonds, but the issuance put a dent in its secondary curve as noteholders fled to the juicier new deal.
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Investors put their faith in Mongolia’s recovery story this week, helping Mongolian Mortgage Corp (MIK) raise $250m from a bond that showed appetite for frontier market risk. Addison Gong reports.
