South Korea's net issuance of exchangeable bonds hit a record 2.67 trillion won in 2025, sidelining KOSDAQ's CB and BW markets as regulatory changes drove a rush to secure liquidity ahead of new treasury share rules.
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[Corporate Tidbits]'EB Rush' Sends Ripples Through KOSDAQ CB and BW Markets
South Korea's net issuance of exchangeable bonds hit a record 2.67 trillion won in 2025, sidelining KOSDAQ's CB and BW markets as regulatory changes drove a rush to secure liquidity ahead of new treasury share rules.
South Korea’s credit card companies boosted card bond issuance in December despite higher funding costs, aiming to secure liquidity ahead of early-year market volatility, with net issuance reaching 1.82 trillion won ($1.54 billion) and yields rising over 55 basis points since October.
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Card Firms Ramp Up Bond Issuance Despite Rate Pressures—Preemptive Move Ahead of Early-Year Volatility
South Korea’s credit card companies boosted card bond issuance in December despite higher funding costs, aiming to secure liquidity ahead of early-year market volatility, with net issuance reaching 1.82 trillion won ($1.54 billion) and yields rising over 55 basis points since October.
Can the Market Avoid a '10bp Yield Spike Nightmare'? Scenarios for Next Year's South Korean Treasury Issuance
South Korea’s bond market eyes 2025 government bond issuance, with consensus at 230–235 trillion won, as fiscal reforms and spending cuts may limit supply growth.
South Korea’s card companies have continued net issuance of card bonds for four consecutive months, driven by recovering consumer sentiment and stable funding costs, despite tighter regulations on card loans and household debt.
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Why Card Bond Net Issuance Continues Despite Card Loan Regulations
South Korea’s card companies have continued net issuance of card bonds for four consecutive months, driven by recovering consumer sentiment and stable funding costs, despite tighter regulations on card loans and household debt.
[Credit Check] Short-Term Credit Spreads Widen Gradually
Short-term credit spreads in South Korea are widening as increased bank bond issuance and subdued demand drive up yields, with market focus turning to an anticipated August rate cut.
Bank Bond Issuance Turns to Net Positive - Easing Credit Supply Pressure
Bank bond issuance rebounds, easing credit market supply pressure and restoring balance, with increased activity since mid-April and expectations of continued momentum in the near term.
Will Shinsegae Group Continue Net Bond Issuance Trend in Q1 Following Last Year?
Shinsegae Group continues net bond issuance in Q1 2025, raising 417 billion won amid plans for remodeling and expansion, sparking interest in future issuance trends and rising interest expenses.
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