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It was second time lucky for Khazanah Nasional this week, as the Malaysian sovereign wealth fund managed to complete a $500m exchangeable sukuk on Wednesday after pulling the same transaction just three months ago. Moving away from a very aggressive stance to slightly more investor-friendly terms helped get the transaction across the line, but it was an uphill battle all the way, writes Rashmi Kumar. -
German property firm Deutsche Wohnen raised €400m through one of the first convertible bonds into the post-summer market on Wednesday, pricing the deal at the best end of terms for investors.
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German property firm Deutsche Wohnen launched a €400m convertible bond that it said would help optimise its financial structure.
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International oil and gas shipping firm BW Group sold a $250m bond exchangeable into shares in BW LPG on Wednesday, reopening the equity-linked market after the summer.
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Bangkok Dusit Medical Services Public Company, which in mid-June said it was seeking shareholder approval to issue a convertible bond, has now started investor meetings for the offering.
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OSIM International has issued the first convertible bond from Singapore in 12 months in what has been a sparse year for issuance out of southeast Asia. That rarity value, combined with the strong performance of the borrower’s previous CB, generated strong demand that allowed the borrower to increase the deal size to S$170m ($136m). But the borrower still preferred quality over volume.
