Bank of China Dubai priced a two-year fixed-rate Yulan bond worth 2 billion yuan ($280 million) at a final yield of 1.6%, down from initial guidance of 2.1%. The senior unsecured notes will be listed on both Nasdaq Dubai and the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. Settlement is scheduled for October 23, 2026, with proceeds designated for general corporate purposes.
The UAE Ministry of Investment has signed a memorandum of understanding with Beijing-based China Securities to collaborate on asset management, capital markets, and investor connectivity. The ministry will serve as a federal gateway providing regulatory guidance and network access as the brokerage builds its UAE presence. The agreement follows China Securities opening an office in the Dubai International Financial Centre.
Trafigura Group has closed an upsized USD 4.4 billion syndicated revolving credit and term loan facility with 40 financial institutions. The package features heavy participation from Chinese and Middle Eastern lenders, including Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank, and includes a USD 1.6 billion-equivalent offshore renminbi tranche. Funds will refinance existing debt maturing in 2023 and 2025 and support general corporate operations.
Global commodity trader Trafigura has closed US$4.4 billion in syndicated credit facilities, upsized from an initial US$3.5 billion equivalent. The facility includes a US$1.6 billion-equivalent offshore renminbi tranche and was backed by 40 lenders across Asia and the Middle East, including UAE banks ADCB and FAB alongside leading Chinese institutions.
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