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Citic Pacific returns to the debt capital markets after a decade with a $750 million hybrid supported by private banks and a $500 million senior bond.
By Denise Wee | 11 April 2011
The Republic of the Philippines early yesterday morning priced a deftly executed $1.5 billion 15-year bond, getting its timing right.
By Denise Wee | 23 March 2011
Hilong, China's largest maker of drill pipes for the oil industry, is seeking $190 million from a Hong Kong IPO.
By Lillian Liu | 9 March 2011
The Hong Kong airline pockets $333 million from the sale to Swire as the company's capital expenditure and loan repayments rise.
By Edward Russell | 9 June 2010
Cathay Pacific, Swire Pacific and Citic Pacific raise $329 million from the sale of their combined 40% stake in Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminals.
By Edward Russell | 26 May 2010
Air China and Swire Pacific will buy a majority of Citic Pacific’s 17.49% stake in Cathay Pacific, in a deal worth $942 million.
By Edward Russell | 18 August 2009
Citic Group agrees to buy FX "hedges" with mark-to-market losses of HK$10.4 billion from its Hong Kong-listed unit in exchange for an interest equity stake.
By Anette Jönsson | 14 November 2008
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Citic Pacific's $2 billion loss was characterised as a currency hedge, but if that was really its intention it had quite the opposite effect.
By Nick Ferguson | 23 October 2008
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