Bank of Communications and automaker Geely have become the latest Chinese borrowers to break new ground in international bond markets, part of a flood of debt issuance from the mainland.
Chinese companies have this year raised $66.5bn in G3 currency debt – that denominated in US dollars, euros or yen – up from $59bn through the whole of last year, and just $2.4bn in 2009.
Mainland issuers now account for 43 per cent of the Asia G3 bond market excluding Japan, compared with just 3 per cent five years earlier, according to Dealogic.
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