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Kia Motors Corp found nothing but clear roads in the bond market on Thursday, after a moment of traffic briefly delayed its $900m dual-tranche transaction.
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China Merchants Bank priced its debut Basel III-compliant additional tier one dollar bond on Thursday, closing the bond 10bp inside its main comparable after a small size and some rarity value proved decisive.
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The Indian operators of Hyderabad Airport pulled off the tightest high yield dollar corporate bond ever sold in India on Thursday, despite the Diwali public holiday.
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China Merchants Bank priced its debut Basel III additional tier one dollar bond on Thursday, 10bp inside the main comparable, as the small deal size and rarity value proved attractive.
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China-based Rise Education has wrapped up a Nasdaq IPO worth $159.5m after pricing the stock above the initial guidance range, according to a source close to the deal.
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With asset prices inflated to levels that would have seemed impossible a few years ago, capital market participants are looking forward to the European Central Bank’s (ECB’s) eventual exit from its quantitative easing (QE) programme with a mix of hope and dread, writes Lewis McLellan.
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French engineering services company doubled its initial launch size to just €450m, joining the growing proportion of Schuldschein deals closing over €200m. But, some question whether the growing number of larger companies accessing the German private placement market might affect funding chances for smaller SMEs
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Investors in public sector dollar deals have found themselves forced to accept brutally tight pricing as issuers drive in spreads to round off their funding programmes.
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BNY Mellon and HSBC are building a network to match trades in the corporate bond market using custodian information.
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Qatar is looking to issue a jumbo bond before the end of this year, but bond syndicates and DCM desks are agonising over whether it would be good business for them to work with the state, since it has been cut off by its neighbours.
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China Literature, the e-book subsidiary of Chinese tech firm Tencent, is on track for a red-hot IPO after shadow orders immediately flooded in during pre-marketing. Some smaller companies have already delayed their IPOs to avoid being eclipsed by a deal that looks sure to dominate discussion in the coming weeks. Jonathan Breen reports.