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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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Public holidays in the US and UK gave bond markets an extra 24 hours to digest the results of Sunday’s presidential election in Colombia, though analysts are expecting little change as the first round of the vote went as expected. -
State Bank of India has launched a new $750m three year borrowing into general syndication, about two months after mandating banks to run the transaction.
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Hong Kong-listed Enerchina Holdings has mooted a HK$1.3bn ($165.7m) cash call as it looks to boost its financial services business and repay debt.
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Ethan Farbman, Morgan Stanley’s co-head of Asia Pacific fixed income capital markets, will be leaving in the summer, triggering a number of changes at the bank, according to sources.
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HSBC has wooed two bankers from rival bulge bracket firms to join its equity capital markets desk as it beefs up its equities franchise in Asia, said sources close to the moves.
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State-owned China Power International Development (CPID) is heading to the onshore bond market for Rmb2bn ($312.4m) of funding. The Hong Kong-incorporated borrower wants to attempt its first Panda since 2016, but it needs regulatory approval first.
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