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Chinese telecommunications software provider AsiaInfo Technologies launched investor education for its Hong Kong float on Monday. -
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Instituto de Crédito Oficial (Ico) is eyeing up its first ever green bond in 2019 following a series of social bonds.
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Bank Nederlandse Gemeenten failed to reach full subscription for its €750m November 2025 sustainability bond this week, with the issuer attributing the lack of orders to the volatile market conditions.
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Denmark’s TDC is seeking to reprice its euro-denominated term loan ‘B’, as the telecoms company continues to slash at its debt costs and size in the wake of selling Norwegian cable firm Get.
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Chinese property developer Country Garden Holdings has pocketed HK$7.83bn ($1bn) after using a call spread for a concurrent new issue and buy-back of existing convertible bonds — a popular structure in the US but groundbreaking for Hong Kong. Jonathan Breen reports.
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Yunnan Provincial Energy Investment Group Co raised $200m from a bond on Wednesday, using up part of its regulatory quota before the end of the year.
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Barclays has hired two interest rates options traders in London, as it seeks to grow the business and expand its product offering.
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Kommuninvest took advantage of the lack of competing SSA supply on Wednesday to price a long three year dollar trade ahead of the US holidays. Meanwhile, Nederlandse Waterschapsbank has appointed banks to arrange investor calls for its annual water bond.
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BMW Automotive Finance will open books for its second auto loan ABS of the year on November 27, another three-trancher worth Rmb4.5bn ($648m).
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No bond issuer is safe in this volatile market. Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) learned that the hard way when it was forced to pull a dual-tranche floating rate deal last week. Its failure should serve as a warning sign to other borrowers.
