China firms plan up to $15 bn in overseas bond issues in Q4, say bankers

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The overseas debt issuance rush could continue into next year as Chinese companies obtain regulatory approvals and quotas, said Citigroup's Sun.

China, in the past fortnight, has launched a massive stimulus program that included cutting lending and mortgage interest rates, in an attempt to resuscitate the country's crisis-hit property sector.

Beijing's stimulus package will encourage corporates to expand their businesses, leading to potential new funding needs and more financing activities via bond or other channels, said UBS vice chairman of global banking for Asia, Mandy Zhu.