Bank of China’s Dubai arm has kicked off the sale of a new batch of three-year floating-rate notes, carving its way into global debt markets with a price marker hovering around SOFR plus 100 basis points. The issue slots neatly into the bank’s senior unsecured stack, mirroring the institution’s existing rating profile.
A long roster of heavyweight arrangers crowds the deal table—spanning regional, Chinese, American, and European institutions—each helping steer the book as the offering gathers momentum across investor circles.
Once priced and sealed, the notes are set to take up residence on both the Hong Kong Stock Exchange and NASDAQ Dubai, stitching together two major financial corridors in a single listing.
No frills, no extras—just a clean cross-market push from one of China’s biggest lenders operating out of the Gulf.
