Tag: bond

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Maturing bonds worth $111 billion raise default concerns

The large number of emerging market bonds that are due to mature over the next five quarters raises the prospect of high-profile defaults.

By Mukul Munish | 29 October 2008

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Asian firms may shelve bonds on market turmoil

The demise of Lehman Brothers and sale of Merrill Lynch has created fear psychosis in the credit markets, forcing Asian companies to reconsider new debt issue plans.

By Mukul Munish | 19 September 2008

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Korea reconsiders sovereign timetable

Having postponed its planned $1 billion sovereign bond last week, South Korea may now return to the market within weeks.

By Mukul Munish | 16 September 2008

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Credit Suisse prices ¥64.3 billion samurai bond

Credit Suisse taps the samurai bond market for the first time in four years.

By Mukul Munish | 12 September 2008

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China may back away from US Treasuries

China, one of the biggest foreign holders of US Treasuries, may be reluctant to invest further after the bailout of Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae.

By Mukul Munish | 10 September 2008

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KDB, Kexim, NACF mull near-term bond issues

The Korean pipeline may get busy in the coming months after the sovereign plans an issue later in September.

By Mukul Munish | 8 September 2008

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Wing Hang Bank launches $225 million perpetual bond

The deal is being closely watched as it may prompt other regional banks and corporates to take a second look at issuance.

By Mukul Munish | 4 September 2008

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Korea set to market sovereign bond next week

The $1 billion benchmark deal will be the government's first foray into the international debt markets in almost two years.

By Mukul Munish | 3 September 2008

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Korail taps five-year bond for another $200 million

The railway operator sells more of its 2013 bonds from May at a 25bp-30bp re-offer premium.

By Anette Jönsson | 28 August 2008

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HK & China Gas prints $1 billion 10-year deal

The debut issuer's bonds tighten in the secondary market after pricing at a level that some call cheap and others say reflects a necessary new issue premium.

By Anette Jönsson | 4 August 2008

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ICICI adopts a nimble borrowing strategy

Global head of ICICI's financial institutions group, Sudhir Dole, discusses the bank's borrowing requirements and what value advisers add to the fund-raising process.

By Rosie Slater | 28 May 2008

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Asian bond markets: Further progress is imperative

The continued development of Asia's local bond markets is necessary for bonds to become a true alternative to bank lending.

By Standard & Poor's | 15 May 2008

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Ayala Corp: A Philippine trailblazer

Here’s why we should expect more landmark deals from Ayala Corporation.

By Rosie Slater | 28 March 2008

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Komipo prices first corporate bond this year

Rival bankers argue that the bonds were sold too cheap, but secondary performance vindicates the pricing.

By Rosie Slater | 5 February 2008

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The Philippines, masters of timing

The sovereign finds a market window to price its long-awaited $500 million bond deal, achieving tight pricing and good secondary performance.

By Rosie Slater | 31 January 2008

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CII Carbon prices bond amid renewed volatility

The $235 million deal prices at the tight end as some commentators question whether the transaction counts as Asian high-yield.

By Rosie Slater | 5 November 2007

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Market window opens for Coastal Greenland

The Hong Kong-listed property developer finds a window in the market to issue its $100 million high-yield deal.

By Rosie Slater | 2 November 2007

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Indonesia mandates three for sovereign bond

Indonesia is due to tap the bond market again next year with a deal reported to be $2 billion in size.

By Rosie Slater | 2 November 2007

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Pricing terms: CII Carbon $235 million bond

A unit of India's Rain Calcining sold $235 million in bonds last night. Details listed below. Full market reaction to follow.

By Rosie Slater | 2 November 2007

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Korea's NACF prices bond at tight end

In the wake of Kexim's successful deal, the National Agricultural Cooperative prices a $400 million Reg-S bond and achieves an oversubscription level of four times.

By Rosie Slater | 17 October 2007

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