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The French bank hires David So and Maureen Yu to bolster its Asian origination efforts

The sovereign plans to tap both the euro and Samurai markets this year — and could sell three global bonds within the next six months.

Chinese power generation firm debuts its first euro-denominated offering, upsizing it from an initial €500 million as yield-hungry European investors clamour for the notes.

Chinese state-owned firms Beijing Enterprises and Yuexiu Transport successfully raised €700 million by selling euro-denominated bonds to yield-starved eurozone investors.

China Construction Bank Asia raises a €500 million bond, the first euro-denominated offering from a Chinese bank as basis swaps improve.

The head of Europe's rescue fund, Klaus Regling, argues that the response to the eurozone crisis is bearing fruit.

The facility will make available a maximum of Rmb350 billion to the ECB and up to €45 billion to the People’s Bank of China, and is an important step forward in the internationalisation of the renminbi.

The world’s largest buyer of LNG sells the first euro bond from a South Korean corporate since June as Asian companies line up to take advantage of the lower borrowing costs on offer.

The Korean policy bank takes advantage of market window to tap existing €500 million issuance.