SGD New Issue : Help ! Oxley Is Back !
** Oxley Reopening SGD 4.75% 5NC3 Notes due 11 July 2018 – Update #1 ** – Oxley announced the reopening of the existing 4.75% 5NC3 Fixed Rate Notes due 11 July 2018 on… Continue reading
** Oxley Reopening SGD 4.75% 5NC3 Notes due 11 July 2018 – Update #1 ** – Oxley announced the reopening of the existing 4.75% 5NC3 Fixed Rate Notes due 11 July 2018 on… Continue reading
Economic News 2Q13 GDP +15.2% QoQ vs expected +8.1% 2Q13 GDP +3.7% YoY vs expected +2% May Retail Sales +3.2% YoY vs expected +1.8% May Retail Sales +2.1% MoM vs expected -1% May… Continue reading
New Issue: UOBSP 4.90% PERP NC5Y Issue size S$850M SOR+319. Book size: S$2.0BN, Deal stats: By investor: PB 74%, Insurance 11%, FM/Banks 11%, Public Sector Agencies: 4%. By location: Singapore 93%, Others: 7%.… Continue reading
Perpetuals are hybrid securities that combines elements of both debt and equity securities. SGD 1 billion OCBC 5.1% retail pref share maturing on 29 July. UOB quickly launches the very first SGD bank… Continue reading
NEW ISSUE: UNITED OVERSEAS BANK SGD ADDITIONAL TIER 1 PERPETUAL NC5 *** ISSUER: United Overseas Bank Limited DESCRIPTION: Subordinated, unsecured, non-cumulative, non-convertible perpetual capital securities REGULATORY TREATMENT: Intended to qualify as… Continue reading
We are ending the week well with headlines suggesting the tapering of the Taper as the commonly accepted interpretation of the FOMC minutes last night. All I know is that the taper is… Continue reading
Just read that Wilmar signs mandate for a $1.5 bio term loan and thought it was good news till I realise it was for their loan maturity this year. Wilmar Says Unit Signs… Continue reading
It sort of caught my attention that this bond is down 2 cents today while almost everything else is unchanged. Still not quite at its Dec 12 lows of 78.5 so I suspect… Continue reading
Singapore Banks Headache & The USDSGD
byJuly 15 (Bloomberg) — Singapore’s June home sales rose for a second month to the highest since a March record as Moody’s Investors Service cut its outlook for the city’s banking system on… Continue reading →