Standard Chartered
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Standard Chartered’s project and export finance head for Asean and Australia has left after a brief stint in the job -
Chinese local government owned gold mining company surprises market with popular $600m bond
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China’s Kingboard Holdings has returned to the loan market after a two-year break.
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As additional tier one (AT1) coupons compress, banks are set to consider pricing in smaller increments
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Malaysian energy infrastructure company Yinson Holdings has raised a $670m loan to refinance a bridge deal.
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Other banks could be encouraged to follow the UK-based borrower in running tender exercises alongside new additional tier one issues
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Record low coupons should give way to new pricing methods in the additional tier one market
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Thailand’s Gulf Energy Development Public Co has cancelled its mega loan for the acquisition of Intouch Holdings after the tender offer result fell short of expectations, dealing a blow to Asia’s syndication market.
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Standard Chartered opened books for a dollar additional tier one (AT1) bond on Tuesday, pairing the new issue with an early tender for its perpetual non-call April 2022 note.
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Tianjin Great Wall Binyin Automotive Finance Co has continued its foray into the internationally rated ABS market since its first such deal onshore over a year ago, returning for a Rmb3.2bn ($494m) transaction at the end of last week.
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China’s securitization market was bustling with deals this week. Toyota Motor Finance (China) Co followed Beijing Hyundai Auto Finance Co to launch a Rmb5bn ($774m) auto loan ABS deal, with two more transactions also in the works.
