Three Gorges powers into bond markets

The world's largest hydropower development company makes its international bond market debut with the first dual currency issue from a Chinese state-owned enterprise.

Jackie Horne

June 04, 2015

China Three Gorges Corporation made its international bond market debut on Wednesday, with a first dual currency transaction by one of the country's state-owned enterprises (SOE).

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