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HSBC sets final guidance for Samurai bond sale, term sheet shows
Economic Times 1 hr ago·2 Sept 2026, 1:39 pm
HSBC is preparing to issue Samurai bonds, which are debt securities sold to investors in Japan. The bank has set a final price guidance for these bonds, which will be senior unsecured and callable fixed-rate notes. The offering includes bonds maturing in 2030, 2032, and 2037, all denominated in Japanese yen.
This move is significant as it allows HSBC to raise funds directly from Japanese investors. It demonstrates the bank's strong presence in the Japanese market and its ability to access capital there. For investors, the bonds will be sold at their full face value, with pricing expected on Friday and settlement on September 11th.
The final size of the sale will depend on the level of investor interest received. This event highlights the ongoing global appetite for high-quality corporate debt from established financial institutions.
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