Standard Chartered

China Great Wall Asset Management Corp launched its dual-tranche offering on Thursday morning.

A five year loan for a subsidiary of Employees Provident Fund of Malaysia has entered syndication, three months after the leads were chosen.

Philippine lender BDO Unibank issued its first dollar bond in four years on Monday, but found itself competing for investors' attention on a busy day of primary issuance.

Syndication is under way for a A$500m ($380m) five year facility to support Philippine consumer food and beverage company Universal Robina Corp’s acquisition of Snack Brands Australia.

China Great Wall International Holdings III and Bank of Communications Financial Leasing Co are preparing to hit the road for their respective senior unsecured dollar offerings.

Turkey shrugged of its second downgrade to junk on Friday to print a $1.5bn reopening of its 2026s. And if a sovereign bond was not proof enough that it is capital markets business as usual for the country, state-owned Turkiye Is Bankasi AS (Isbank) was out with a long five year on Monday morning.

Shui On Development Holding is offering a hefty margin on its $300m three year amortiser to entice lenders cautious about investing in Chinese property related firms.

Panama-based BAC International Bank is looking to Asia for a $75m three year borrowing, via two lead banks.

Indonesian telecommunication tower company Solusi Tunas Pratama has opened the dollar portion of a $350m-equivalent multi-currency loan to retail lenders.

BDO Unibank in the Philippines and Industrial and Commercial Bank of China New York branch made their respective returns to the dollar bond market on Monday.

International Container Terminal Services (ICTSI) executed a successful liability management exercise on Thursday with a $375m perpetual non call 7.6 year, printing a deal with numerous firsts.

Standard Chartered Bank (Hong Kong) has obtained approval from the People’s Bank of China (PBoC) to become the first commercial issuer of bonds denominated in Special Drawing Rights (SDR) in the country’s interbank bond market.