HypoVereinsbank and Keppel Land took the development of Singapore's asset backed securitization (ABS) market a stage further by bringing to market the first cross-border offering from the Lion City in a deal worth around S$300 million.
HypoVereinsbank and Keppel Land took the development of Singapore's asset backed securitization (ABS) market a stage further by bringing to market the first cross-border offering from the Lion City in a deal worth around S$300 million.
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