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China’s beleaguered real estate players are starting to find favour again with equity investors, with CIFI Holdings and Greenland Hong Kong Holdings raising HK$1.32bn ($170m) and HK$1.70bn, respectively, from top-up placements. -
Paccar, the US truck manufacturer, took to the public sterling bond market for the first time on Monday, drawing a solid book.
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Dubai Islamic Bank has mandated six banks for a dollar Reg S benchmark sukuk.
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Credit Suisse has hired a banker to run its insurance DCM business in Europe, a new role as the bank looks to boost its presence in a growing sector.
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Aluminium company China Hongqiao has wound up its latest borrowing at $597m, lower than the launch size of $600m.
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Bavarian utility company Stadtwerke München has signed a €500m syndicated revolving credit facility. While it has issued many Schuldscheine, this is its first syndicated loan.
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Schenck Process Group, the German measuring and processing technology manufacturer, has hired three banks for a €605m refinancing loan and set a bank meeting for Tuesday.
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China Minsheng Banking Corp (CMBC) made its debut in the dollar bond market on May 14 and, thanks to strong demand from Chinese banks, it was able to price tighter than its better rated comparable — and bulk up the size.
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Following a slow start to the year, momentum is final picking up for the dim sum bond market with a pair of issuers looking to kick off their roadshows on May 18.
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