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Standard Chartered

  • Indonesia’s Indika Energy is hunting for more dollar debt, six months after securing $265m on the back of a nearly five times covered book.
  • Standard Chartered built a healthy order book for its first euro senior trade in about three years on Tuesday, though bankers suggested that new issuance conditions were starting to get a little trickier in the financial institutions bond market.
  • Four mandated lead arrangers and bookrunners have rolled out Chinese e-commerce firm JD.com’s debut borrowing into syndication at razor-thin pricing levels.
  • Unis Leasing, a unit of Shenzhen-listed technology company Unisplendour Corp, has approached offshore banks for the first time with a $100m syndicated borrowing.
  • CEE
    Turkey’s state-owned Ziraat Bank on Monday morning took orders of $1.25bn of its second senior trade of the year.
  • Royal Bank of Canada bagged Rmb900m ($136.57m) from its inaugural public offshore renminbi bond on Friday, making it just the third issuer to seal a dim sum bond this year.
  • Standard Chartered has allocated a $300m offshore financing for Lotte Vietnam Shopping to four additional banks, following general syndication.
  • Export-Import Bank of Korea decided to woo Singapore dollar bond investors with its latest debt deal, and not only expanded its relationships with local currency accounts but also offered them some welcome diversification.
  • Chinese investors warmly welcomed Mercedes-Benz Auto Finance’s second outing this year in China’s securitization market, helping the originator raise Rmb4.98bn ($760m) from the senior tranche of its deal.
  • Kingboard Chemical Holdings is tapping banks for a HK$5bn ($641m) four year borrowing, after a two year hiatus from the loan syndication market.
  • Hong Kong’s Sun Hung Kai Financial had a rousing welcome to its debut in the offshore loan market, raising HK$4.5bn ($576m) versus the HK$1bn it had initially sought.
  • Beijing Infrastructure Investment Co priced its first dollar bond in three years, raising $700m from a six times covered deal on Tuesday. The notes tightened around 10bp in secondary, putting the spotlight on what some considered generous pricing.