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Alphabet Selects HSBC and JPMorgan to Coordinate Potential Debut Bond Offering in HKD and SGD, According to Term Sheet.
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Alphabet has picked HSBC and JPMorgan to coordinate a potential debut bond sale denominated in Hong Kong and Singapore dollars, according to a term sheet cited by First Squawk. The offering would mark the Google parent's first foray into those two Asian currencies, with HSBC and JPMorgan serving as joint arrangers. The move signals Alphabet is diversifying its funding base beyond its usual U.S. dollar issuance and tapping Asian investor demand. Deal size, tenor and pricing have yet to be disclosed, and the term sheet describes the sale as potential rather than confirmed. Investors will watch for formal launch details and any pricing guidance, which would offer a read on Asian appetite for high-grade U.S. corporate credit.
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