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Investors were impressed with how the region's issuers have dealt with the crisis
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Moody’s is considering downgrading its Ba3 rating on the Government of Vietnam, in light of an alleged delay in payments on an obligation.
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Fangdd Network Group, an online platform for real estate agents, is planning an IPO on the Nasdaq, having filed draft documents with the US securities regulator this week. -
Cyprus is packing its bags for a month-long set of investor meetings in the US and Europe as it looks to plan its funding programme for next year.
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State-owned hydropower company China Three Gorges Corp made a rare visit to the dollar bond market, extending its maturity profile to 30 years.
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Health and Happiness International Holdings and Shui On Land have both made swift returns to the loan market for tightly priced deals.
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Bank of China broke new ground for Asia this week with the region’s first floating rate bond linked to the secured overnight financing rate (Sofr). But a host of challenges around payment calculations and liquidity mean other issuers will be slower to embrace this new benchmark. Addison Gong reports.
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