The Shenzhen Finance Bureau issued an announcement. In order to implement the decisions and arrangements of the Party Central Committee and the State Council on Shenzhen's construction of a pilot socialist demonstration zone with Chinese characteristics and further promote the integrated development of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, the Shenzhen Municipal Government plans to issue offshore RMB local government bonds in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region and the Macau Special Administrative Region in 2026. In order to do a good job in related work, the Shenzhen Offshore RMB Local Government Bonds Underwriting Group in Hong Kong and the Offshore RMB Local Government Bonds Underwriting Group in Macau will now be formed in 2026. The Hong Kong Underwriting Group is responsible for underwriting local government bonds issued by Shenzhen in 2026 in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region to global investors. The relevant rights and obligations of underwriting group members apply to local government bonds issued by Shenzhen in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region in 2026, and do not apply to local government bonds issued by Shenzhen in other regions. The Macau Underwriting Group is responsible for underwriting local government bonds issued by Shenzhen in 2026 in the Macau Special Administrative Region to global investors. The relevant rights and obligations of underwriting group members apply to local government bonds issued by Shenzhen in the Macau Special Administrative Region in 2026, and do not apply to local government bonds issued by Shenzhen in other regions. Financial institutions interested in becoming members of the Underwriting Group are requested to send a PDF scan of the application documents stamped with an official seal or equivalent effect to the email address by July 28, 2026. Distribution scale: no more than 4 billion yuan in Hong Kong and no more than 1 billion yuan in Macau. Issuance period: Mainly 2 to 10 years.
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The Shenzhen Finance Bureau issued an announcement. In order to implement the decisions and arrangements of the Party Central Committee and the State Council on Shenzhen's construction of a pilot socialist demonstration zone with Chinese characteristics and further promote the integrated development of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, the Shenzhen Municipal Government plans to issue offshore RMB local government bonds in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region and the Macau Special Administrative Region in 2026. In order to do a good job in related work, the Shenzhen Offshore RMB Local Government Bonds Underwriting Group in Hong Kong and the Offshore RMB Local Government Bonds Underwriting Group in Macau will now be formed in 2026. The Hong Kong Underwriting Group is responsible for underwriting local government bonds issued by Shenzhen in 2026 in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region to global investors. The relevant rights and obligations of underwriting group members apply to local government bonds issued by Shenzhen in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region in 2026, and do not apply to local government bonds issued by Shenzhen in other regions. The Macau Underwriting Group is responsible for underwriting local government bonds issued by Shenzhen in 2026 in the Macau Special Administrative Region to global investors. The relevant rights and obligations of underwriting group members apply to local government bonds issued by Shenzhen in the Macau Special Administrative Region in 2026, and do not apply to local government bonds issued by Shenzhen in other regions. Financial institutions interested in becoming members of the Underwriting Group are requested to send a PDF scan of the application documents stamped with an official seal or equivalent effect to the email address by July 28, 2026. Distribution scale: no more than 4 billion yuan in Hong Kong and no more than 1 billion yuan in Macau. Issuance period: Mainly 2 to 10 years.
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