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Hong Kong Telecommunications (HKT) wrapped up a stylish return to the dollar bond market on March 30, helped by a large order from a single investor. The high overall demand for a rare Asian telco allowed the new trade to come inside the borrower’s existing dollar curve.

Henderson Land Development has sealed an HK$18bn ($2.32bn) borrowing, its largest ever syndicated loan, with a group of 22 banks.

Stada, the unrated German generic and branded drugs maker, has hired banks for a seven year euro bond.

German car parts maker Schaeffler printed on March 27 €1.5bn of dual currency, senior secured high yield notes, capturing large savings.

Land Securities, the UK’s largest listed commercial property company, has signed a five year loan for £1.3bn with two new banks in the syndicate.

Bulgaria has repaid a $1.5bn bridge loan to banks after issuing the largest ever euro bond from an emerging market sovereign earlier this month.

An impressive order book allowed Allianz to ratchet in pricing on a new dated subordinated deal on Monday by as much as 15bp on initial price thoughts.

Hong Kong Telecommunications (HKT) is making its first syndicated bond foray in two years after opening books to a 10 year trade on Monday.

Genting backed Resorts World Sentosa’s S$2.25bn ($1.648bn) fundraising has attracted commitments from over ten banks, said bankers.

Beijing Capital Group (BCG) took markets by storm with its first international bond, which had investors rushing to participate. The strength of demand led to a book that was more than nine times covered, which the issuer was more than happy to take advantage of by heavily reducing pricing.

The Philippines’ East West Banking Corp will sell shares in its Ps8.00bn ($179.89m) rights issue from April 24 to April 30, as it seeks to beef up its capital ratios.

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