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Haitong Securities is meeting investors in Hong Kong and Singapore this week for its inaugural dim sum bond. -
Country Garden Holdings Company made a long awaited return to the bond market this week. The borrower is the first issuer from the Chinese property sector since April 29 and while it priced a successful deal, bankers say the health of Chinese property credits is still question.
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Hainan Airlines priced its three year offshore renminbi bond on May 15, raising Rmb1.7bn ($273m) at a coupon of 6.25%. The deal was the first offshore RMB corporate bond to be listed, cleared and settled in Singapore, and as such was welcomed by bankers as a new development in what the city-state calls its "Lion City bond" market.
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Guotai Junan Securities priced its first international bond on Thursday, using a SBLC from Bank of China Sydney to get investors comfortable with its credit.
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Perusahaan Gas Negara made a much anticipated return to the dollar bond market this week, printing a $1.35bn 10 year bond on Monday inside its nearest comparable as dealers took advantage of a rally in Indonesian paper. And with no end to that rally in sight, more borrowers are expected to take advantage of the double digit spread tightening, writes Virginia Furness.
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Yanzhou Coal Mining has returned to the dollar market and is aiming to sell its perpetual bond. The bond follows a roadshow which wrapped up in Singapore on May 9.
