Southeast Asia
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◆ Issuer takes £750m with first deal since 2021 ◆ Trade the joint tightest three year deal of 2024 ◆ Small premium paid -
◆ UK lender takes £500m ◆ Deal land single digits back of recent supply ◆ No-grow size supported demand
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The two southeast Asian credits joined a host of other dollar issuers keen to get ahead of the September rush
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Cheaper funding costs for borrowers and a yield pick-up for investors have created a win-win situation
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Bank appoints three new bankers to senior transaction banking team in Singapore and Frankfurt
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Region’s investors are keen to buy global bonds, while non-Asian issuers are looking to leverage Asia’s liquidity
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Overwhelming support once again for Singaporean issuers’ securitization outings
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The Australian dollar deal is the first of its kind from US insurance heavyweight since 2020
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Asian dollar bonds fell in the aftermarket this week, even with new issue premiums
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HSBC and Manulife among global names finding strong investor support in the Lion City
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◆ Issuer’s first deal since 2018 almost three times covered ◆ Up to 1bp of concession needed to seal market return ◆ OCBC priced inside Standard Chartered's debut
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◆ Singaporean bank has not issued since 2018 ◆ Deal to price close to recent Singaporean three year supply
