October 2019 | Deals & Transactions
Conyers advises Central China Real Estate Limited in connection with its US$200 million 6.75% Senior Notes due 2021
August 2019 | Deals & Transactions
Conyers advises Central China Real Estate Limited in connection with its US$300 million 6.875% Senior Notes due 2022
July 2019 | Deals & Transactions
Conyers advises Fantasia Holdings Group Co., Limited in connection with its US$200 million 12.25% Senior Notes due 2022
July 2019 | Deals & Transactions
Conyers advises Qudian Inc. in connection with its issue of US$345 million 1.00% convertible senior notes due 2026
July 2019 | Deals & Transactions
Conyers advises Sunshine 100 China Holdings Ltd in connection with its issue of US$200 million 11.50% Senior Notes due 2021
June 2019 | Deals & Transactions
Conyers advises Xiangyu Investment (BVI) Co., Ltd. in connection with its issue of US$300 million 6.90% guaranteed bonds due 2022
May 2019 | Deals & Transactions
Conyers advises Tencent Holdings Limited on joint venture with Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (Asia) Limited, Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited, Hillhouse Capital and Mr. Adrian Cheng
April 2019 | Deals & Transactions
Conyers advises Yuexiu Property Company Limited in connection with the issue of HK$1.1 billion 1.875% guaranteed exchangeable bonds due 2020
April 2019 | Deals & Transactions
Conyers advises Central China Real Estate Limited in connection with its US$100 million 6.5% Senior Notes due 2021
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Effective 3 December 2020, all legislation in the Cayman Islands is described by the term “Act” rather than “Law”. Any references to “Law” (and accompanying acronyms) in Conyers written materials pre-dating October 2020 should be read as “Act”.
Effective 3 December 2020, all legislation in the Cayman Islands is described by the term “Act” rather than “Law”. Any references to “Law” (and accompanying acronyms) in Conyers written materials pre-dating October 2020 should be read as “Act”.