Agricultural Bank of China

Chinese local government financing vehicles (LGFVs) Tianjin Binhai New Area Construction & Investment Group Co and Changde Urban Construction Investment Group Co both relied on anchor support for their dollar bonds, after recent negative headlines about the sector.

Industrial and Commercial Bank of China has priced $3.15bn of green bonds in US dollars, Hong Kong dollars and offshore renminbi (CNH), achieving a number of firsts in the process.

China’s Joy City Property has returned to the loan market for an up to $800m facility.

Chinese lending to and investment in central and eastern Europe is on the up. China has extended its reach to rival the influence of its western counterparts with its best weapon: money. But many bankers speaking to GlobalCapital this week think the trend is problematic.

Central China Real Estate and Shandong Chenming Paper Holdings have raised a combined $463m from dollar bond investors amid a weak market backdrop.

Cofco International, a commodities trading unit of China’s agri-products company Cofco, has increased its sustainability-linked loan to $2.3bn after receiving commitments from 21 lenders.

Agricultural Bank of China’s Hong Kong branch raised $1bn from a single tranche floating rate note on Tuesday, pricing the deal tighter than its large Chinese state-owned banking peers.

United Laboratories launches HK$1bn loan — Goshawk seeks $500m in Asia — West China Cement returns for $150m — Wolong debuts in euros — Jingneng Clean Energy pays up for comeback

Powerlong Real Estate Holdings has received a $200m term loan from three banks, making a comeback to the loan market after one year.

FRANKFURT PRIVATE DEBT ROUNDTABLE The Schuldschein market has kept up its momentum across Europe and elsewhere, but two regions have been curiously quiet. Iberia and Italy have implied investment grade borrowers well suited to the market, yet only a few have been tempted to use it. Are there barriers to entry and how can they be overcome?

Emirates National Oil Company (ENOC) has raised a $690m loan from an exclusively Chinese syndicate, a rare event rare for the region.

Dongfeng Nissan sold its 13th Chinese auto loan ABS, a Rmb4.3bn ($621m) three-tranche note, on June 13. Both senior tranches were priced 25bp higher than the issuer's previous deal.