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A double digit premium to the dollar curve lured in overseas buyers, who took a 'large chunk' of the bonds
Investors have lots of cash and are eager for new issuance
Investors are keen for new bonds and better rated borrowers may not want to issue in numbers
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DCM bankers in Asia are predicting a record year for bond issuance, following a strong first half buoyed by positive investor sentiment and favourable market conditions. Although the year so far shows a complicated story of feast and famine in different parts of the debt market, there is plenty of optimism for the rest of 2019. Morgan Davis reports. -
The Hong Kong Stock Exchange is sifting through three IPO applications submitted by Chinese companies in three different sectors this week.
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Hong Kong’s IPO market endured a difficult first half to the year, with trade war tensions and widespread protests fuelling a wave of stock market volatility. But there is plenty of business to get through before the end of 2019. Gina Lee reports.
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HK bans Leissner for life over 1MDB scandal – BofA names new Apac IB co-head – CS nabs equity research head – Nomura loses senior Malaysia banker – New appointments at Goldman
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The Chinese Ministry of Finance (MoF) completed its maiden Rmb1.7bn ($247m) three year offshore renminbi bond in Macau on Thursday, pricing it slightly higher than onshore government bonds.
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The arrest of Future Land Development Holdings’ founder and chairman caused a sharp sell-off in the Chinese property company’s dollar bonds, with analysts worried the incident may hurt its debt-servicing ability in the short and long term.
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