Guangzhou Industrial Investment Fund Management

Asia & Pacific Legal Chronicle. September 30, 2022

Higher Key Management Limited’s $41 Million Bonds Offering

By Laura Testa

Dentons Hong Kong represented Guangzhou Industrial Investment Fund Management Co., Ltd. in the transaction. Higher Key Management Limited executed the issuance of US$41 million 6.00% credit...

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