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Chinese leasing firms eye dim sum bond market

June 06, 2012  


From Anita Davis

New regulation will open the dim sum market to Chinese leasing companies for the first time, though rising yields offshore as well as easy access to loans in China may keep these players on the mainland.

China’s National Reform and Development Commission (NDRC) is considering allowing mainland leasing companies to tap the offshore renminbi, or dim sum, bond market to generate cash for their onshore business.

The proposal fits in with Beijing’s plans to make...


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SOUTHEAST ASIA DCM

Rank Bookrunner Parents Deal Value $ (Proceeds) (m) No. %share 2012 YTD Rank
1 Standard Chartered Bank 3,991 32 8.9 2
2 HSBC 3,710 35 8.3 4
3 Goldman Sachs 3,333 2 7.4 12
4 Deutsche Bank 2,895 14 6.4 8
5 Citi 2,774 9 6.2 5
6 JPMorgan 2,288 7 5.1 3
7 DBS 2,106 25 4.7 1
8 Siam Commercial Bank 1,835 16 4.1 21
9 Barclays 1,586 3 3.5 9
10 CIMB Group 1,523 27 3.4 13
Subtotal 26,040 123 57.9
Total 44,958 212 100.0



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