China Development Bank CDB took advantage of calmer market conditions on Wednesday to re-open and more than double last September's euro- and dollar-denominated bond issue.
Timing and execution of the policy bank's new $1 billion and 1 billion $1.09 billion deal appeared to be a success in marked contrast to its last outing when it lost two syndicate banks in a row over hard underwriting and picked a bad day when the market was unnerved by China's industrial production figures.
This time round, it chose a good window when there was little competing issuance, with most prospective borrowers opting to wait out the results...