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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
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Institutional and retail investors were in hot pursuit of China’s first nine infrastructure real estate investment trust (Reits) this week, as Beijing begins to develop the trillion-renminbi market. -
Indofood CBP Sukses Makmur made its dollar debut this week with a dual tranche $1.75bn bond. The Indonesian noodle maker overcame investor scepticism about its fundraising strategy by selling long-dated notes that saw a strong reception from the market. Morgan Davis reports.
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Indian company Tata Motors' subsidiary TML Holdings has printed its largest dollar bond so far, raising $425m at a low yield.
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Loans bankers focused on Vietnam have had to quickly adapt their syndication strategy for deals from the country amid a new surge in Covid-19 cases. Their approaches have differed: while some banks are charging ahead with transactions, others are opting to delay deals. Pan Yue reports.
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Crédit Agricole has named Ravi Nichani as head of acquisition finance and advisory for Asia Pacific, and leveraged and telecom finance group for Asia, effective in August.
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A HK$2bn ($257.9m) loan to support a CVC Capital Partners-led consortium’s privatisation of Hong Kong fashion retail firm I.T has been launched into general syndication.
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