Citi
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Korean firm's green bond came amid poor secondary market performance of deals from peers -
Dealmakers are bullish despite pulled deals reaching a five year high amid financing headwinds and a looming recession, writes David Rothnie
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Social media platform will have to navigate concerns around China's technology industry
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Seller capitalises on a surge in the Korean firm's stock price on Tuesday
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Korean issuer had to be savvy to mitigate impact of US Treasury movements and widening bond spreads
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EIB and Cades reopen deals as Renten lines up new 10 year green bond
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Under the barren surface, the pipeline of deals is growing steadily
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Korean issuer sees solid support thanks to its rarity value and slightly better credit conditions
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International investors and domestic funds have together gobbled up more than half of the Bt34.5bn ($972m) deal
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UBS and Deutsche Bank veteran joins US house
