Tokyu (TYO:9005) has reduced the conversion prices on its zero-coupon bonds, effective April 1, with the 2028 issue moving from 2,110.4 yen to 2,093.4 yen and the 2030 issue from 2,020.0 yen to 2,003.7 yen.
The adjustments stem from a total annual dividend of 30 yen per share for fiscal 2026-comprising 14 yen interim and 16 yen year-end-with the year-end portion sanctioned at the June 26 shareholders' meeting, according to a Tokyo bourse filing on Friday.
The People's Bank of China will increase the overnight reverse repurchase operation in its open market operations on June 29 and June 30.The operation will adopt a fixed interest rate and quantity bidding, according to a Thursday statement.The new rate will be an addition to the PBOC's regular seven-day reverse repo rate, currently at 1.4%, which has served as the main policy benchmark since 2024, Bloomberg reported.Standard Chartered's Becky Liu said the move is a major step toward aligning with U.S. policy rate structures, according to the report. She added that the overnight reverse repo rate is the figure to watch and anything at 1.25% or below would amount to a de facto PBOC rate cut.
Hong Leong Bank (KLSE:HLBANK) issued 640 million ringgit of bonds divided into two tranches, according to a Friday Malaysian bourse filing.The issue comprised 350 million ringgit of 10-year bonds carrying an interest rate of 3.9% per annum, and 290 million ringgit of 12-year bonds carrying a 4% interest rate.The call dates for the two tranches will be June 26, 2031, and June 27, 2033, respectively.The bonds were issued under the lender's multi-currency tier 2 subordinated bond program.