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Emirates Telecommunications company (Etisalat) was preparing on Tuesday for a dual tranche euro deal, while Commercial Bank Qatar was looking for a five year dollar bond. -
Tiangong International, a China-based steel producer, is selling up to HK$890m in new shares through a top-up placement, according to a term sheet seen by GlobalCapital Asia.
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LimakPort, a Turkish port operator, said on Tuesday it will look to come to the dollar market for a 15 year amortising bond with a coupon that steps up if the issuer fails to meet sustainability targets.
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Bank of America has hired a Hong Kong-based director in its technology, media and telecommunications (TMT) team, GlobalCapital has learnt.
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Eight Chinese issuers are readying the first batch of sustainability-linked bonds (SLBs) in the onshore market, set to be priced later this week after the Labour Day holiday.
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Singapore’s Halcyon Agri Corp, a subsidiary of China’s Sinochem International Corp, has raised a $300m loan from a group of Chinese lenders.
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