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Despite rough market conditions and angst over rates, array of deals have been well taken
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First Abu Dhabi Bank will follow Dubai Islamic Bank to the sukuk market as GCC banks look to tap into the enormous pool of Islamic liquidity in the region. -
A green construction company in the Chinese region of Inner Mongolia has expressed interest in selling a dollar green bond. But the deal will have to overcome damning revelations that the local government released false economic data.
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Chinese issuers are continuing to circumvent regulatory approval for offshore fundraising by going down the short-term note issuance route, with Zhongtai Securities becoming the latest name to hit the market.
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France is hoping to add its name to a growing list of sovereigns in China’s Panda bond market, having discussed the possibility with at least two of the country’s biggest state-owned banks.
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Chinese regulators have given Standard Chartered the nod to become a joint lead underwriter on corporate Panda bonds, allowing it to take a senior position on deals that it was previously forced to play a junior role on. StanChart is only the second foreign bank to win the approval.
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Caribbean sovereign the Dominican Republic will hit the road this Friday as it looks for a first international bond sale of the year, with the sovereign considering a local currency component.
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