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Finally, it has happened. Some eight months after it first mandated banks to lead its global sukuk issue, Indonesia has printed the deal. While some bankers thought the pricing a tad generous, it is a testament to the recovery of the market that this long-delayed issue has now finally been completed.
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Finally, it has happened. Some eight months after it first mandated banks to lead its global sukuk issue, Indonesia has printed the deal. While some bankers thought the pricing a tad generous, it is a testament to the recovery of the market that this long-delayed issue has now finally been completed.
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Hutchison Whampoa proved this week why chairman Li Ka-Shing’s nickname, the "Superman", is so fitting. The Hong Kong conglomerate managed to sell a super-tight bond faster than a speeding bullet in a market that has until recently been as welcoming to Asian corporate issuers as a room full of Kryptonite was to our comic book hero.
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Hutchison Whampoa proved this week why chairman Li Ka-Shing’s nickname, the "Superman", is so fitting. The Hong Kong conglomerate managed to sell a super-tight bond faster than a speeding bullet in a market that has until recently been as welcoming to Asian corporate issuers as a room full of Kryptonite was to our comic book hero.
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Asia’s bond markets are returning to health. At the very least, they are off the operating table. It’s anyone’s guess how long it will be before the doctor gives the all-clear and life returns to normal, but the recovery appears to be on its way.
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Korea is on an all-out capital markets charm offensive again, but this time it might actually gain some ground.