+
In January 2012, China’s National Development
and Reform Commission (NDRC) approved the application of ten banks to issue dim
sum bonds totaling CNY 25 billion in Hong Kong.
+
These ten banks are China Development
Bank, The Export-Import Bank of China, Agricultural Development Bank of China,
Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Ltd. (SSE: 601398; HKEX: 1398),
Agricultural Bank of China Ltd. (SSE: 601288; HKEX: 1288), Bank of China Ltd.
(SSE: 601988; HKEX: 3988) China Construction Bank Co. (SSE: 601939; HKEX:
0939), Bank of Communications Co., Ltd. (SSE: 601328; HKEX: 3328), The Bank of
East Asia (China) Ltd., and HSBC Bank (China) Co., Ltd.
+
Related Data: RMB Bonds, RMB Deposits
The steady growth of Dim Sum bonds are supported by the high level
of RMB deposits in Hong Kong.
For more data on other
financials, please visit www.chinascopefinancial.com
Other News Headlines
- PPI Continues its Steep Decline, CPI Only Marginally Lower in December
- Ten Banks to Issue Dim Sum Bonds in HK
- China’s Online Economy Reached CNY 260 Billion in 2011
- Group Buying Transactions Totaled CNY 11 Billion With Over 300 Million Subscribers in 2011
- Poly Real Estate: Average Sale Prices Fell 25% YoY to CNY 10,818 per Square Meter in December
- Stock of Grade A Office Buildings in Guangzhou Exceeds 2.37 Million Square Meters
If you'd like to receive a daily e-mail update of ChinaScope Daily Dim Sum Newsletter, please contact us: newsletter@chinascopefinancial.com. If you'd like to try out ChinaScope Database, apply for a trial here.
No comments:
Post a Comment