South Korea
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Singaporean and South Korean lenders expected to be regular euro issuers -
◆ First KDB public sterling deal in seven years ◆ £250m bond could be first of many as issuer diversifies ◆ SSA transition ongoing, euros in focus for 2025
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◆ Issuer looking at long three or five years ◆ ESG label should be ‘helpful’ ◆ KHFC’s third public bond this year
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Tight pricing for Korean bank thanks to strong demand for floating rate notes
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Backing from Kexim helps green energy company achieve tight price on debut
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Overwhelming support once again for Singaporean issuers’ securitization outings
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Crowd of issuers finds deal windows as backlog starts to clear
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Higher for longer interest rates force borrowers to reassess funding plans
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Early movers get over the finish line but mid-week spikes in US Treasury yields put borrowers on edge
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Popular non-eurozone deals are landing far through fair value
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Kexim and SK Hynix add to Korea glut but SBI and Rizal offer diversification
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No let-up in issuance but investors running short on cash
