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Asean

  • Bank Negara Indonesia sold a rare Basel III-compliant tier two dollar bond on Tuesday, raising $500m.
  • Singapore-listed Manulife US Real Estate Investment Trust has raised a $250m five year sustainability-linked loan from two banks.
  • Vietnam’s Masan Group Corp, an investment holding company operating in the food and beverage and consumer retail industries, has increased its borrowing to $350m after receiving strong response from 23 banks during syndication.
  • Moody’s downgraded Indonesian textile manufacturer Sri Rejeki Isman (Sritex) by two notches on Monday, as the company faces rising refinancing pressure.
  • Natixis has hired Sanjeev Kumar as its new senior country manager for Singapore, as well as head of southeast and south Asia corporate and investment banking.
  • Krung Thai Bank Public Co (KTB) sold a Basel-III compliant additional tier one bond this week, ending a seven-year break from the international dollar debt market to bag $600m.
  • Indonesian multi-finance companies are ready to charge back into the loan market after a quiet 2020, as the country’s economy picks up and consumer sentiment improves. Banks are also ready to accept borrowers from the sector, but there are challenges ahead, writes Pan Yue.
  • Malaysian oil company Petroliam Nasional Berhad (Petronas) used a stable window for issuance on Tuesday to raise $600m, returning to the bond market a year after it helped restart deal flow following a lull caused by Covid-19.
  • Japfa Comfeed Indonesia sold the country's first sustainability-linked bond this week, leveraging the market fervour for environmental, social and governance (ESG) investing to tighten pricing more than it would have for a conventional deal. Morgan Davis reports.
  • Hutchison Port Holdings Trust found strong support for its five year bond on Tuesday, allowing it to raise $500m from a $3bn order book.
  • The controlling shareholder of Thailand’s Stark Corp has sold a chunk of his shares in the company, raising Bt3.77bn ($122.4m) after pricing the deal towards the top of price guidance.
  • Singapore's Clifford Capital returned to the offshore bond market this week to raise $500m.