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A flurry of accelerated bookbuilds hit the Hong Kong market on Thursday night as issuers and investors squeeze through the last window for fundraising before companies go into earnings blackout and the Chinese New Year holidays. -
Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (Asia) has hired two former Hang Seng loans banker to join its global capital finance department in Hong Kong.
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Zhongce Rubber Group has returned to the international loan market for a $250m refinancing.
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India’s Lalitpur Power Generation Company has postponed its attempted debut dollar bond after opening bookbuilding on Thursday, according to a source close to the situation.
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Issuers from Latin America’s largest economy finally began feeding a yield-hungry buy-side this week, as bankers say there is little sign of investors turning their noses up at apparently rich valuations.
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Chemicals company SQM became the latest Chilean firm to issue internationally on Thursday, as the country’s corporates continue to take advantage of high levels of liquidity to pre-fund ahead of a potentially volatile year.
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