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◆ Deal finds demand despite arrest of South Korea's president ◆ High single digit concession left for investors ◆ Leads added spread to calm concerns
South Korean policy lender kickstarts 2025 funding following a month of political chaos
Singaporean and South Korean lenders expected to be regular euro issuers
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An ambitious and multifaceted reform programme is underway to take an already sound economy and open it to international markets -
GlobalMarkets: Your president has made it clear that he expects the country’s banks to improve their efficiency as part of the overall economic liberalisation programme. What is the NBU doing to accomplish this task?
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SoftBank returned to euro and dollar bond markets after a three year absence to issue an eight tranche deal, raising more than $7bn-equivalent from total demand of more than $16bn, and hitting every empty spot in its funding curve at once.
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Citi has shaken up the top ranks of its corporate banking business in Taiwan following a senior banker’s decision to retire from the firm.
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Medlive Technology and Brii Biosciences are tapping investors for a combined HK$6.7bn ($863m).
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South Korea's Mirae Asset Securities raised $300m from its green bond on Tuesday.
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