（吉隆坡23日讯）中国建设银行（亚洲）机构原则上已获得大马交易所的批准，将总值10亿人民币（约6.73亿令吉）的全球首要21世纪海上丝绸之路债券，在马交所上市。
该批债券将在2017年到期，是中国建设银行扶持中国“一带一路”的计划之一。
联昌投行任代理
中国建设银行（亚洲）委任联昌国际投行为债券上市代理，将会是马交所“豁免制度”（Exempt Regime）下，第一项由中国持有银行发行的人民币债券。
中国建设银行副主席、执行董事兼总裁王祖继表示：“银行在扩展国际市场版图下，作为东盟的主要成员国之一的大马，一直都是中国建设银行优先的目标。”
他指，银行已准备好通过在马交所上市债券，加入大马市场，且希望协助该银行进一步提升在东盟的地位，包括大马。
周四发行利率4%
联昌国际（CIMB，1023，主板金融股）总执行长东姑再鲁阿都阿兹表示，集团很高兴能够在这个具有里程碑意义的交易中，扮演着有推动作用的角色。
“这进一步加强我们在投行的能力，且证明了我们能够运用人力、知识，以及广泛网络，以服务和连接银行在不同市场上营运的客户，如中国。”
该债券在上周四（19日）定价，利率为4%，并在本周四（26日）发行，获得国际评级机构穆迪（Moody’s）给予的“A2”评级，并且也会在香港交易所双边上市。
出席推介礼的，包括大马交易所主席丹斯里阿米尔山、联昌国际主席拿督斯里纳西尔、中国建设银行（亚洲）副总执行长杨浩、中国建设银行国际副总执行长陆洋，以及中国建设银行新加坡分行总经理任冬艳。
（摘自南洋商报，2015年11月24日）
KUALA LUMPUR: China Construction Bank (Asia) Corporation Ltd has received the go-ahead to list the world’s first ever 21st Century Maritime Silk Road bond of 1 bil yuan on Bursa Malaysia.
The notes, which will be due on in 2017, are part of the bank’s plans to support China’s “The Land & Maritime Silk Road” initiative.
The notes, priced at 4% on Nov 19, 2015 and to be issued on Nov 26, are rated “A2” by Moody’s Investors Service Pty Limited and will be dual-listed on the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong.
CIMB Investment Bank Bhd was appointed as the listing agent, joint bookrunner and joint lead manager for the bond.
The notes shall be the first China Yuan denominated bonds issued by a Chinese state-owned bank to be listed on Bursa Malaysia under the exempt regime.
China Construction Bank Corporation vice chairman, executive director and president Wang Zuji said: “As one of the key members of Asean, Malaysia has always been a target of priority for CCB as the bank expands itself into the global market.
“We are ready to join the Malaysian market with the proposed listing of the notes on Bursa Malaysia and hope that the listing will further enhance our profile in Asean region including Malaysia. This is a great milestone for CCB as part of our commitment to the development of the offshore RMB markets.”
Group chief executive of CIMB Group Tengku Datuk Seri Zafrul Aziz said CIMB was delighted to play an instrumental role in this landmark transaction.
“Our lead role reinforces our strengths in investment banking and stands testament to CIMB’s ability to draw on our people, knowledge and extensive network to serve and connect clients in the markets we operate like China. CIMB is fully committed to spearhead and facilitate this initiative in the coming days for the listing of the Notes.”
The joint bookrunners and joint lead managers for the issuance are CCB (Asia), CCB International Capital Ltd, CIMB Bank (L) Ltd and The Hongkong Shanghai Banking Corporation Ltd. The Bank of China (Hong Kong) Ltd, Bank of Communications Co., Ltd. Hong Kong branch and China Construction Bank Corporation, Singapore branch are the additional joint lead managers.
Source: The Star, 23 November 2015
