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While European companies lock in attractive euro funding through private placements
The country's curve has rallied since the US and Iran agreed on a peace MoU
Most of the demand came from local investors, as one banker expected
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CEEMEA bond market participants were keeping an eye on the US Federal Reserve this week, after weeks of volatility in the US Treasury market. Whatever the Fed announces after this week's Federal Open Market Committee meeting will dictate whether CEEMEA bond supply resumes next week. -
Indonesian non-bank financial institution Chandra Sakti Utama Leasing has launched a $75m loan into general syndication, with bankers expecting the firm’s modest rise in non-performing loans versus peers to hold it in good stead.
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International investors are set to get their first chance to buy a carbon neutrality bond from China, with China Development Bank preparing for a deal this week. This is encouraging, and shows the country is serious about using capital markets to propel its carbon goals. But the government’s credibility will remain in doubt unless it makes changes elsewhere too.
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Smart Share Global is drumming up interest in its Nasdaq IPO, which is expected to hit the market in late March, according to a source close to the trade.
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Five banks are set to bring nearly Rmb60bn ($9.23bn) of subordinated bond supply to China’s domestic market this week, making it the busiest week for onshore bank capital deals so far this year.
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Chinese company Fujian Yango Group Co raised $175m on Monday from a three year bond.
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