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As war drags on, banks are boosting hoards of cash after deposit outflows
Just getting a deal done should be considered a success
Deals in the past fortnight have been solid but US Treasury yields are volatile and rising
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Four Chinese high yield issuers sealed bonds on Wednesday, when a total of nine deals were priced in the primary market in Asia ex-Japan, making it the busiest day in the region in months. -
Frasers Property has sealed the first secured green loan from Singapore and southeast Asia, raising S$1.2bn ($876m). Bankers say this is only the beginning as borrowers in Asia slowly but steadily make the environment and sustainability their top priorities, writes Pan Yue.
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Saudi Electric has become the latest issuer from the Middle East to pile into the market this week, releasing guidance for a dual tranche sukuk. Combined books for the note are over $3bn.
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Islamic Development Bank printed its $1.3bn five year Reg S sukuk on Wednesday inside its own curve.
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The Banking Association of Turkey has set out a restructuring framework for the country’s banks to cut corporate borrowers some slack over loan repayments and credit availability, as the government and financial sector continues to take steps to limit the fallout from Turkey’s political and economic crisis.
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Two Samsung-linked units are selling down their remaining shares in Samsung C&T Corp through an accelerated block that could raise as much as $829m.
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