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Industrial and Commercial Bank of China’s Luxembourg branch is in the market for a three year floating rate note on February 5, the second time in three months that the Chinese bank is looking to print a floater. -
Santander is set to sell the first senior unsecured deal from a bank in the periphery since January 12 on Wednesday. The issuer, selling the bonds through its Santander Consumer Finance subsidiary, drew a large order book for the trade, benefiting from improved sentiment on peripheral credits and its own strong fourth quarter results.
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Maybank, Malaysia's largest bank by assets, is preparing its debut renminbi bond offering to be launched within the month, multiple sources close to the deal have told GlobalRMB. The bank will be the first southeast Asia issuer in Taiwan’s Formosa bond market.
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The Luxembourg branch of Industrial and Commercial Bank of China is planning its very first outing in the offshore debt market, having mandated banks for a US dollar Reg S offering.
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Blackouts ahead of fourth quarter earnings releases kept primary activity sedate on Tuesday, with Münchener Hypothekenbank the only issuer to take to the euro market, selling a small seven year print.
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Export Import Bank of Korea (Kexim) returned to the Formosa bond market with a dual tranche offering this week, about a year after its debut in Taiwan. On Monday Kexim priced a Rmb300m ($48m) five year tranche at 4.05% and a Rmb500m seven year tranche at 4.20%, two sources told GlobalRMB.
