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Investors scramble for AOFM deal despite growing volatility

The Australian Office of Financial Management’s latest transaction attracted a healthy orderbook despite printing in an increasingly volatile market. The agency says it took a strategic approach to execution, waiting out the recent federal budget and printing between central bank announcements.

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South32 sets stage for further US dollar deals

South32 issued its inaugural public bond in the US dollar 144A market amid choppy conditions and in a tight execution window. The issuer says its debut lays the groundwork for future US dollar transactions.

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RBNZ proposes new capital instrument to help mutuals compete

As the Reserve Bank of New Zealand demands local banks increase their resilience through enhanced capital requirements, mutual banks face a familiar challenge: how to access additional capital without putting their mutual status under threat. The central bank is consulting on two potential capital instrument options for the mutual bank sector – but may not introduce either.

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No dodging climate reporting in Australia

Australian companies will likely not be able to avoid global climate reporting standards as offshore organisations ramp up disclosure requirements – whether or not there is a mandatory scheme domestically. Market participants say the international mood is changing and Australian companies and investors will have to shift with it.

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Kexim targets international investors with extended Kangaroo execution

Export-Import Bank of Korea returned to the Australian dollar market for the first time since 2020 to print a dual-tranche deal with a multiday execution process that drew support from Asian commercial banks and investors further afield. The transaction’s dual-tranche structure also attracted legacy Kexim investors, according to deal sources.

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  1. Spark keeps SPT focus tight in New Zealand’s first SLB
  2. AusNet’s investor base stays true in first post-takeover bond
  3. Pepper targets US dollar tranches after back-to-back domestic issuance
  4. Endeavour’s SLL shows transmission in transition

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