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Standard Chartered and OFID expand trade programme
The programme is expanded to $1 billion to support emerging market trade flows.
By
Jonathan Wong
| 6 December 2011
Debt
Sun Hung Kai prints $500 million bond through StanChart
Sun Hung Kai Properties yesterday evening priced a $500 million five-year bond, in a rare sole-led deal out of Asia.
By
Denise Wee
| 25 October 2011
People Moves
Standard Chartered hires Szekely to run high-yield
Standard Chartered hires ex-Morgan Stanley leveraged finance banker Peter Szekely to run its global high-yield product group.
By
Denise Wee
| 21 July 2011
Debt
KHFC closes Asia's third covered bond
Korea Housing Finance Corp prices non-Japan Asia's third covered bond, with a book anchored by US and Asian investors.
By
Denise Wee
| 20 July 2011
Equities
China Flooring raises $142 million in Hong Kong IPO
China Flooring prices $142 million IPO at the bottom of its indicated range as investors take an opportunity to buy into China's consumer sector.
By
Lillian Liu
| 23 May 2011
Equities
China Flooring uncovers $202 million in Hong Kong IPO
If successful, China Flooring will become the first home-improvement player to list in Hong Kong.
By
Lillian Liu
| 12 May 2011
Debt
China Forestry debuts with $300 million five-year bond
The bookrunners accelerate the sale to take advantage of demand in a volatile market after attracting $2 billion of orders.
By
Mei Tuicolo
| 11 November 2010
Debt
Petron Corp issues $469 million peso eurobond
The energy company becomes the first Philippine corporate issuer to sell peso-denominated bonds to international investors following the success of the global peso sovereign.
By
Mei Tuicolo
| 5 November 2010
People Moves
Standard Chartered snaps up senior Morgan Stanley banker
Standard Chartered expects Yi Meng, who has more than 16 years of experience in corporate banking and finance with a focus on China, to strengthen its relations with clients ...
By
Lillian Liu
| 2 September 2010
Trade
Standard Chartered's Karen Fawcett plugs trade factoring
2009 was a good year for Standard Chartered, something group head of transaction banking Karen Fawcett wants to repeat in 2010.
By
Edward Russell
| 13 April 2010
Trade
HSBC launches RMB current accounts in Hong Kong
Traders can now open renminbi commercial current accounts with HSBC in Hong Kong.
By
Edward Russell
| 30 March 2010
CorporateTreasury Moves
Expansion ahead for BoA Merrill treasury services
BoA Merrill poaches Percy Batliwalla and Tim Fleming to fill new treasury services positions in Asia-Pacific.
By
Edward Russell
| 30 March 2010
Cash
Payment news, March 16
Technology vendors launch treasury platforms and bank’s tout their cash management knowledge through roadshows and tomes.
By
Jonathan Wong
| 16 March 2010
CorporateTreasury Moves
DBS poaches Tom McCabe from Standard Chartered
DBS continues to boost its ranking among the competition by appointing Tom McCabe as global transaction services head.
By
Edward Russell
| 2 March 2010
Cash
George Nast refocuses Standard Chartered’s transaction banking product suite
Clients to drive George Nast’s work as global head of product management at Standard Chartered.
By
Edward Russell
| 2 March 2010
Structured Products
The return of commodities
Commodity prices were volatile in the first half of 2009, but in the second half companies gained confidence to start hedging again, making banks optimistic about 2010.
By
Edward Russell
| 2 February 2010
Cash
The mobile payment revolution
Mobile payments are poised to push cash management to new frontiers.
By
Edward Russell
| 12 January 2010
Business Moves
HSH Nordbank bets on infrastructure
HSH Nordbank will complement its infrastructure finance capabilities with a new dedicated advisory group.
By
Edward Russell
| 30 November 2009
Trade
Standard Bank’s structured finance trade head is excited about Africa
Standard Bank’s new head of structured trade finance for Asia, Tee Chong Ong, wants Asian trade customers to make the bank their first choice when it comes to Africa.
By
Edward Russell
| 10 November 2009
Cash
Treasurers want FedEx-style payments
Treasurers want to watch the full lifecycle of payments, says Standard Chartered transaction banking head Karen Fawcett.
By
Edward Russell
| 18 September 2009
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