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Currency's higher yielding appeal has lured investors across the capital stack
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Goldman Sachs raised funding in New Zealand dollars in global format for the first time on Tuesday in the second such deal from a US bulge bracket bank in less than six weeks.
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Credit Suisse returned to the Samurai market after a four year absence on Tuesday to sell a five tranche deal. The issuer’s scarcity in the format allowed it to generate strong investor interest and price the second largest ever Samurai print from a European bank. -
ICICI Bank made an opportunistic return to the offshore debt market on December 8 with a well-received $200m tap of its $500m 3.5% 2020s, reversing the ill-fated trades of Reliance Communications (RComm) and Lodha Developers last week.
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ICICI Bank has started taking orders for a tap to a bond it issued in September. Even though two debut Indian high yield corporates were forced to pull deals last week, as a regular in the market ICICI is not expected to struggle.
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Russia’s Rosinterbank held a roadshow on the morning of December 5 in Hong Kong for its inaugural renminbi-denominated bond, which comes shortly after a series of one-on-one investor meetings in Hong Kong and Singapore earlier in the week. While potential buyers concede that the bank is growing fast, they are also worried about possible systemic risks associated with a poor performing Russian economy and US sanctions.
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BPCE returned to the samurai market for the second time this year on Tuesday, printing a JPY47.6bn ($397m) five year fixed rate note.
