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Yunnan Provincial Energy Investment Group, a Chinese state-owned company, has returned to the loan market after three years for a sustainability-linked facility. -
Bank of China has notched yet another first in Asia’s debt market. The firm’s Hong Kong arm has raised Rmb1.5bn ($232m) from an offshore dim sum bond tagged as a ‘sustainable and smart living’ green deal, aimed at meeting the Mainland’s ambitious carbon neutrality goals.
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Some of Nomura’s senior Asia equity capital market bankers have resigned amid a host of other recent exits, GlobalCapital Asia understands.
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Credit Suisse has hired a new head of debt capital markets for Australia.
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Xpeng bagged HK$14bn ($1.8bn) this week from the first secondary listing in Hong Kong by a Chinese electric vehicle maker.
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Renewable energy company Vena Energy was back in the bond market on Wednesday with a $175m tap of its debut green bond.
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