Hong Kong licensed asset management company Tiantu Investment completes issuance of 200 million RMB corporate bonds
According to Jinse Finance, as reported by the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, Hong Kong licensed asset management company Tiantu Investment has announced the completion of the issuance of its 2025 privately placed corporate bonds (Phase I) for professional investors. The total size is 200 millions RMB. Previously, Tiantu Investment announced in August this year that it plans to jointly establish a virtual asset investment fund with HashKey Capital and explore more forms of cooperation.
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