Standard Chartered

China International Capital Corp (Hong Kong) has priced a $400m three year floating rate note in line with market expectations, paying just a single-digit new issue premium.

China General Nuclear Power Corporation sold its second green bond in the euro market on Tuesday, nine months after its first success in the format. Last time the company sold green alongside five and 10 year conventional dollar bonds and this time it used a similar combination, replacing the 10 year dollar option with 30 year notes.

First Abu Dhabi Bank (FAB) returned to the offshore renminbi bond market on Monday with its third issuance in the currency this year.

Arab Petroleum Investments Corporation (Apicorp) is hitting the road for a benchmark sized five year dollar trade, with a deal expected as early as next week.

Jiten Arora took over as Standard Chartered's global head of commercial banking on August 30, according to a Monday press release.

Grand Baoxin Auto Group has launched a $200m three year loan into general syndication, shaving 16bp off the top-level pricing from a year ago.

A top Chinese automaker and Hong Kong listed-Xinyi Glass Holdings are separately sounding out banks for new syndicated financings.

Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank (ADIB) and Al Hilal Bank (AHB) were this week roadshowing the first public dollar sukuk since April and the first public bank deals from the Gulf states since March.

Al Hilal Bank hit screens on Thursday to announce a roadshow for a new five year Sukuk syndication — the first in the market in five months, according to Dealogic.

Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank is roadshowing a dollar benchmark Reg S additional tier one sukuk as the call date for its outstanding tier one approaches in October.

India’s Reliance Industries has launched its long-awaited refinancing of around $2.7bn into general syndication, one month after mandating 17 lead banks to run the transaction.

Mercedes-Benz Auto Finance has completed the tightest auto asset-backed securitization by any foreign originator in China in almost two years. The deal, which closed on Monday, was twice oversubscribed despite two underwriters dropping out of the syndicate at the eleventh hour.