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Despite the never-ending deal flow in Asia's dollar bond markets, emerging market investors clearly want more of Bank of Ceylon and Pertamina.
By Denise Wee | 30 April 2012
Samsung Electronics sells $1 billion of five-year bonds predominantly to the US, while other issuers hold off amid the Easter holiday lull.
By Denise Wee | 5 April 2012
The 10- and 30-year bonds attract $5.7 billion of demand as investors are drawn to the rarity of its double-A rating.
By Anette Jönsson | 25 January 2011
Against a more stable backdrop, Kexim reawakens the market with a 10-year issue that attracts $3.5 billion of demand. Korea Housing Finance Corporation and NACF are expected to ...
By Mei Tuicolo | 23 June 2010
Hana Bank joins other Korean issuers in taking advantage of a steep yield curve to offer investors a higher coupon through a 5.5-year bond.
By Mei Tuicolo | 28 April 2010
India's Bank of Baroda raises $350 million and Korea's Woori pockets $500 million, both taking advantage of the current steepness in the yield curve between five and six years ...
By Mei Tuicolo | 31 March 2010
State-owned Korea National Housing Corporation is the latest, but not the last, Korean borrower to tap the US dollar market this year and achieves the lowest yield spread so far.
By Rupert Walker | 4 September 2009
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