Standard Chartered

Investors welcomed Chinese local government financing vehicle Jinan West City Investment and Development Group to the G3 market on Tuesday, enabling the debut issuer to net $300m off the back of $1.3bn of demand.

Shui On Development made its return to the international bond market on Monday after almost two years, bagging $250m from a new three year unrated offering.

China Construction Bank Hong Kong, Fantasia Holdings Group and Jinan West City Investment and Development Group were out in full force in the dollar bond market on Tuesday.

China Minsheng Hong Kong International Leasing is planning to raise at least $300m from its latest loan, more than the initial $200m, after receiving a good response during general syndication.

Three Chinese issuers went out to woo investors on Monday to get ahead of a potential boom in bond supply after announcements from the US Federal Reserve and Bank of Japan last week.

Korea Housing Finance Corp and Cariparma Crédit Agricole have hired lead managers to arrange investor meetings, with a view to issuing covered bonds in dollars and euros, respectively.

Korea Housing Finance Corp and Cariparma Crédit Agricole have hired lead managers to arrange investor meetings, with a view to issuing covered bonds in dollars and euros, respectively.

Standard Chartered has given Kaustubh Kulkarni responsibility for Indian rupee bond syndicate, as the bank seeks fresh opportunities in local currency debt.

Dongxing Voyage, a wholly-owned unit of Dongxing Securities (Hong Kong), bagged $300m on Tuesday on the back of strong demand as a combination of anchor orders and indications of interest propelled the deal.

Standard Chartered has expanded Kaustubh Kulkarni’s responsibilities within debt capital markets as the bank seeks fresh opportunities in local currency bonds.

Delhi International Airport Private (Dial) is planning a comeback to the international debt market almost two years after its maiden offering, and is deciding between a dollar deal and a Masala bond.

A handful of issuers decided to turn to the bond market on Tuesday, looking for a crucial window just one day before the US Federal Reserve makes its decision on the trajectory of interest rates.