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Bank of China lists CNH2 billion Yulan Bond on Nasdaq Dubai

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Bank of China (Dubai Branch) listed a CNH2 billion Yulan Bond on Nasdaq Dubai on November 2, 2026. The two-year fixed-rate note, which matures in October 2028, is dual-listed on Nasdaq Dubai and the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. The bond received an A credit rating from Fitch Ratings, and strong investor demand caused the final yield to tighten by 50 basis points from 2.10 percent to 1.60 percent.

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The issuance provides Bank of China with funding for general corporate purposes. The listing also supports the cross-border use of the renminbi and strengthens financial connectivity between Chinese financial infrastructure and international markets.

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    Bank of China could gain access to corporate funding for general purposes.

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