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Hong Kong property company New World Development has picked banks to arrange investor meetings ahead of a proposed dollar offering.
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Victory City Co has approached the syndicated loan market for a HK$2.388bn ($308m) fundraising that has seven bookrunners at the helm.
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Green bond issuance is enjoying its busiest quarter ever as deals from the International Finance Corporation and ING Bank on Tuesday took volume to a record level.
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AP Moeller-Maersk, the Danish shipping conglomerate, has raised its first benchmark euro bond since issuing a profit warning in October, a €600m seven year trade.
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Bahrain opened books on a dual tranche dollar deal on Tuesday morning, which some investors think could be its last as a pure investment grade credit.
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Banco Nacional de Desenvolvimento Econômico e Social (BNDES), the Brazilian government-owned development bank, on Monday became the latest financial institution from the country to look to take advantage of depressed bond prices by repurchasing debt below par.
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US corporate bond issuance in Europe - so-called reverse Yankee bonds - has steadily regained strength this autumn and could be followed by issuers from elsewhere in the world selling euro bonds.
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A supranational issuer has mandated for a green bond — a deal that could take issuance in the final three months of the year within touching distance of the busiest ever quarter for the instrument.
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Nationwide Building Society has appointed the former head of HSBC UK as its new chief executive.
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Citic Envirotech has set up a subordinated securities issuance programme in multiple currencies, while Sun Hung Kai Properties (SHKP) is eyeing an offshore bond return.
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Chinese technology firm Tencent Holdings has opened its $1.25bn loan into limited syndication with tight pricing on offer.
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China State Construction Engineering Corp (CSCEC) has made its offshore debut with a Reg S five year dollar issue. The firm braved a market that was crowded with four other dollar deals and still managed to come inside its fair value.