Dah Sing taps international bond market

Dah Sing becomes third Hong Kong bank to issue senior dollar debt.
November 21, 2004

Dah Sing Bank entered the international bond markets on Friday raising $300 million from a split fixed rate and FRN issue via HSBC. In doing so it became the third Hong Kong bank to access the US dollar market in as many months following a $400 million issue for ICBC in September and a $300 million issue for Citic Ka Wah Bank just over a week ago.

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