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Wells Fargo made a rare visit to the Australian dollar market with a A$900m dual-trancher, pricing close to the leading Australian banks' bonds.
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More issuers are expected to tap the New Zealand dollar market soon, following a Eurobond from ANZ on Monday. Syndicate bankers away from the deal predict that issuers will look to take advantage of growing investor interest in the high yielding currency. -
ICBC priced the first syndicated offshore renminbi bond to be issued by its Sydney branch on July 29. The 1.5 year and three year dual trancher, which the issuer wants to list, will be listed on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX), marks an important first step for ICBC Sydney as Australia’s status as an offshore RMB hub grows.
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China Merchants Bank (CMB) is to meet with investors a new bond. The trade will be issued by wholly owned subsidiary Airvessel Finance Holding in what would be its debut international bond.
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ICBC priced the first syndicated offshore renminbi bond to be issued by its Sydney branch on Tuesday. The 1.5 year and three year dual trancher, which will be listed on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX), marks an important first step for ICBC Sydney as Australia’s status as an offshore RMB hub grows.
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ICBC opened books for the first syndicated offshore renminbi bond to be issued by its Sydney branch on Tuesday. It comes as Beijing looks to designate an official RMB clearing bank for Australia’s largest city by the end of this year.
