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Currency's higher yielding appeal has lured investors across the capital stack
More US banks have used callable format for opco dollar issuance this year
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Nomura became the fourth financial credit to postpone the sale of senior unsecured debt in less than a week on Tuesday, calling time on a self-led five year sterling print during the bookbuilding process. -
China Merchants Bank (CMB) Hong Kong branch priced its debut offshore renminbi bond of Rmb2bn ($326m) on November 25. The deal was equally split into a three year sold at 3.95% and a five year priced at 4.05%, and the two tranches were separately listed in Singapore and Taiwan.
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Nomura was the sole financial credit to look at the primary market on Tuesday, making a rare appearance in sterling to sell a five year deal. Attractive arbitrage options could lead other issuers to look at sterling later in the week, according to some FIG syndicate managers.
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Just days after China Construction Bank (Asia) sold the biggest ever Formosa bond through the first four tranche structure seen in Taiwan’s local renminbi market, Bank of Communications (BoCom) Taipei Branch is set to launch its own four tranche deal on November 27, two bankers close to the deal have told GlobalRMB.
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Bank of New Zealand and Rabobank sought to revive the senior unsecured market on Monday following a wobbly patch at the close of last week when syndicates pulled several deals. Both issuers took to the belly of the curve, BNZ looking for euros and Rabo dollars.
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South Africa’s FirstRand bank was the latest in a long line of pulled deals from CEEMEA on Thursday when it pulled a five year dollar bond on Thursday after announcing initial price thoughts.
