Greater China
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Chinese local government financing vehicle Chongqing Nan’an Urban Construction and Development Group closed a $500m five year bond sale on Tuesday, but only after shifting some of the banks running the deal. -
KEB Hana Bank turned its attentions to Taiwan on Tuesday, raising $400m in a Formosa bond sale.
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Chainwin Animal Technology, a subsidiary of Taiwan’s Win Semiconductors, is looking to raise up to $200m in the offshore loan market.
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Mulsanne Group Holding wrapped up its IPO last week in a way Hong Kong had never seen before: pricing its shares below the initial offer range. Its approach has shown future listing hopefuls how to wield a crucial tool in combating volatility fuelled by trade wars.
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Agile Group Holdings raised $600m from its latest issue on Monday, only for its notes fall in the secondary market on Tuesday.
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CSSC Shipping has commenced bookbuilding for its IPO on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.
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The People’s Bank of China (PBoC) and the State Administration of Foreign Exchange (Safe) have set new rules on cross-border capital management for Chinese Depository Receipt (CDR) issuers. Meanwhile, the Shanghai tech board’s listing committee will give its verdict on three candidates on June 5.
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Far East Horizon has boosted its latest offshore borrowing to $1bn, attracting 10 participants during syndication.
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The People’s Bank of China (PBoC) and the China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission (CBIRC) have taken control of Baoshang Bank, a mid-sized regional bank, the PBoC said last Friday evening. The takeover will last a year.
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Online education platform GSX Techedu has launched the deal roadshow for its New York Stock Exchange IPO, in which it is targeting proceeds of up to $227.7m.
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Chinese financial services provider Haitong UniTrust has completed its bookbuild for an offering on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.
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In this round up, the China Securities and Regulatory Commission (CSRC) gave permission for eastbound Sino-Japan ETFs, Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) set up a scheme for investors to trade defaulted or high risk bonds, and the head of the Chinese banking regulator warned traders of ‘huge losses’ if they shorted the renminbi.
