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Power Construction Corp of China (PowerChina) is meeting investors on October 10 over the possibilities of a US dollar perpetual bond in what could be its second offshore issuance this year. -
ABC HK tapping market with $300m bond — Greenland returns with 2017s — Bohai Steel offers three year dim sum — Energy Earth digs up Thailand’s first dim sum
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Anyone playing down the chances of a repricing of Asian high yield bonds amid the upcoming flood of Chinese additional tier one capital (AT1) transactions will be in for a shock if a recent investor survey turns out to be true. And with expectations high that AT1s will be included in global indices, the problem cannot be overlooked.
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Two issuers completed intraday bonds on Tuesday, raising hopes of renewed activity in the primary high yield market, following a week in which not a single new deal was priced.
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The high yield new issues market switched back on yesterday, with two deals pricing in quick succession following a week without any supply.
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Guangdong based Times Property Holdings completed its fourth appearance in the debt market this year by tapping its existing offshore renminbi bond for an extra Rmb600m ($98m) on October 7. But the trade proved to be tougher than expected as a result of a sell-off in Chinese property bonds.
