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As the perceived European political risk reduced following the results of the first round of French elections, Asian debt markets opened on Monday to a deal from India's HPCL-Mittal Energy (HMEL). -
China Huarong Asset Management Co on Thursday concluded a $3.4bn-equivalent six-tranche offering featuring US dollars and Singapore dollars. The transaction broke new ground for the issuer, and the company is one step closer in narrowing the gap between its curve and that of some of its Chinese peers.
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Qantas Airways has wrapped up its latest borrowing at A$900m ($676m). The Australian carrier had held roadshows in Singapore, Hong Kong and Taipei and drew a response from Chinese, Singaporean and Taiwanese banks, among others.
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ANZ has hired Nathan Herman as an associate director in its loan syndications team in Hong Kong.
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Two Malaysian lenders, CIMB and AmBank, have hit the loan market in quick succession, seeking a total of $700m between them.
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China Huarong International Holdings began marketing a four tranche dollar deal on Thursday morning, including two floating rate notes.
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Wells Fargo brushed off heightened political tension in France and Korea on Wednesday, offering a triple-tranche bond to a hungry Australian dollar bond market.
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Wells Fargo is expected to sell on Wednesday a dual tranche deal in Australian dollars — a rare offering from a well-known name.
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Embattled China Hongqiao Group’s banks have given it a reprieve from a credit crunch, after consenting to a covenant waiver on its $700m syndicated loan.
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State Grid Corporation of China, China Huarong Asset Management Co and State Development & Investment Corporation have mandated banks for new bonds, with the latter making its debut in the international market.
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Rural Electrification Corp chose not to exercise the greenshoe option on its $230m five year borrowing, resulting in a huge scaleback for many of its lenders.
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Aditya Birla Group unit Novelis wound up a $1.8bn Asian refinancing of its US term loan B at the end of March, with eight banks joining during general syndication.
