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The bank tightened a little more than a UAE peer did on Tuesday
◆ 'Reassuring' result as Danish lender becomes more frequent issuer ◆ Strong bid from international accounts ◆ Minimal NIP
Hungary's change of government is still drawing in investors despite a difficult summer
Issuance from Turkey aside from the sovereign is down year-on-year, but not by much
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Agricultural Bank of China (ABC) Dubai Branch is set to launch its debut renminbi-denominated bond this week, two bankers close to the deal have told GlobalRMB. The deal will mark the first offshore RMB bond from the UAE operation of a Chinese bank and paves the way for Dubai to become the RMB hub for the Middle East region. -
Sri Lanka’s National Savings Bank (NSB) has opened guidance on a new dollar bond which is capped at $250m. Rarity in terms of both credit exposure and deal size should mean that the bond receives plenty of orders, according to bankers.
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Deutsche Bank is set to make a quick start to September’s deal flow on Monday with the issuer circulating initial price thoughts for a new seven year print. The deal is expected to draw strong demand — much like a recent floating rate print from the issuer — as a result of expectations of low supply this autumn and an attractive premium over secondaries.
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The Taipei branches of Bank of China (BoC) and China Construction Bank (CCB) wrapped up their debut Formosa bonds last week, with both entities selling Rmb2bn ($325m) in multi-tranche deals. BoC's attracted particular attention, bankers said, by virtue of its status as the official renminbi clearing bank for Taiwan.
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Haitong International Securities Group will be meeting investors for what could be the first borrower’s first bond with a credit rating. The Hong Kong borrower made its international debut in October 2013 when it printed a $900m five year.
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Qilu International Capital is seeking to make a debut in international bond markets. The Hong Kong-based securities house will be meeting investors next week for a proposed dim sum issue.
