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Swiss investors retain appetite for credit as yields become more attractive
As war drags on, banks are boosting hoards of cash after deposit outflows
Just getting a deal done should be considered a success
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Hong Kong’s Sun Hung Kai Financial had a rousing welcome to its debut in the offshore loan market, raising HK$4.5bn ($576m) versus the HK$1bn it had initially sought. -
Beijing Infrastructure Investment Co priced its first dollar bond in three years, raising $700m from a six times covered deal on Tuesday. The notes tightened around 10bp in secondary, putting the spotlight on what some considered generous pricing.
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The Export-Import Bank of Korea is continuing the deluge of South Korean issuers venturing offshore, marketing a Singapore dollar transaction on Wednesday morning.
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Property developer Sunshine 100 China Holdings, rated CCC+ by S&P and B- by Fitch, is taking bids for a new dollar bond, in a bid to address its looming debt maturity.
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Mexican cement company Cemex will look to buy back as much of its 9.375% senior secured 2022s as possible after announcing a tender offer for the bonds.
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Trade between Russia and China has slowed over the last few years, hurt by a depreciating renminbi and domestic economic challenges in both countries. But the trend has now largely reversed — and dealmaking between the two countries is booming.
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