Northeast Asia
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Oceanwide Holdings Co returned to the offshore market on Thursday with a new three year dollar offering, just a week after selling a $200m 363-day bond.
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China Development Bank Financial Leasing Co (CDBL) has named banks to run its proposed dollar transaction, with investor meetings beginning this week.
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Chinese state-owned Sinochem International Corp and China Railway Group raised a combined $800m on Tuesday, with demand for high quality investment grade names reflected in the book sizes of the bonds.
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Castle Peak Power Company added to Asia's growing green bond supply this week, raising $500m from its debut in the international debt market.
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Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power grabbed a modest $300m from its 10 year bullet in a busy primary market on Tuesday, tempering its expectations to seal a smaller size at a decent price.
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Commodities trader Trafigura has sent banks a preliminary invitation for an upcoming financing, which market participants reckon will replace a $1.185bn one year loan sealed last October.
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China made a clear step towards creating a financial super-regulator last week, when it created a new oversight commission within the central bank. The mega-merger of China’s many competing regulators is a good idea – but it is also fraught with risks.
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Hong Kong-listed China Resources Land is returning to the Panda market on July 21 after a year-long absence. The company, which is hoping to raise Rmb5bn ($741m), will be the second red chip real estate issuer in two days to price a dual-tranche Panda deal.
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Any debt bankers hoping for an early summer lull were left sorely disappointed on Tuesday, as a slew of Chinese issuers ensured a breakneck pace of issuance.
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Standard Chartered has beefed up its loan syndications team in Hong Kong, hiring two bankers, according to sources.
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Chinese state-owned Shandong Energy Group Co is taking orders for its inaugural international bond, while property developer Gemdale Corp is also in the market for a new debt outing.
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Chong Hing Bank raised $360m on Monday from Asia’s first Basel III compliant tier two dollar bond of the year, benefiting from the rarity of the structure in the region’s dollar market.