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CCB's 1st RMB30B 'Fixed + Floating Rate' Green Financial Bond Launched w/ Interest Rates 1.57-1.63%
CCB (00939.HK) (601939.SH) has officially launched its first "fixed + floating rate" green financial bond. The bookkeeping of the bond was completed on July 3 with an iss...
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CCB's 1st RMB30B 'Fixed + Floating Rate' Green Financial Bond Launched w/ Interest Rates 1.57-1.63%
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CCB (00939.HK)  -0.010 (-0.119%)    Short selling $225.60M; Ratio 17.120%   (601939.SH)  +0.020 (+0.206%)   has officially launched its first "fixed + floating rate" green financial bond. The bookkeeping of the bond was completed on July 3 with an issuance size of RMB30 billion.

Specifically, the fixed-term variety, subscribed 1.81 times, has an issuance size of RMB20 billion with a coupon rate of 1.57%, while the floating-term variety, subscribed 1.62 times, has an issuance size of RMB10 billion with a coupon rate of 1.63%. It is also linked to the benchmark rate which is the average of the 60-day DR007 interbank market deposit institutions' 7-day repo rate pledged with interest rate bonds.
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