Dim Sum Bond
A dim sum bond is an offshore renminbi-denominated bond, commonly issued in Hong Kong for investors seeking RMB exposure.
Dual-currency, Eurodollar, dim sum, exotic-currency, foreign-currency convertible, kiwi, sukuk, and special international bond terms.
Currency-linked and special international bonds have cash flows, legal structures, or investor markets shaped by currency choice, cross-border rules, or specialized financing conventions.
Use this branch when the bond label changes currency exposure, redemption mechanics, conversion terms, market access, or religious or legal structuring.
| Term | What it clarifies |
|---|---|
| Dual-Currency Bond | A bond where coupon and principal may be paid in different currencies. |
| Eurodollar Bond | A U.S.-dollar bond issued outside the United States. |
| Dim Sum Bond | Offshore renminbi bond context. |
| Exotic-Currency Bond | A bond denominated in a less common or higher-friction currency. |
| Foreign Currency Convertible Bond (FCCB) | A foreign-currency bond with equity conversion features. |
| Kiwi Bond | A New Zealand-linked bond term. |
| Sukuk | Sharia-compliant financial instruments often compared with bonds. |
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A dim sum bond is an offshore renminbi-denominated bond, commonly issued in Hong Kong for investors seeking RMB exposure.
A dual currency bond pays coupons and principal in different currencies, creating fixed-income returns with embedded foreign-exchange exposure.
A Eurodollar bond is a U.S.-dollar bond issued outside the United States, giving borrowers access to offshore dollar funding.
An exotic currency bond is issued in a less commonly traded currency, adding currency risk to fixed-income exposure.
An FCCB is a foreign-currency bond convertible into equity, combining debt funding, exchange-rate risk, and conversion optionality.
Kiwi Bonds are government-backed securities offered directly to the public, exclusively available to New Zealand residents, providing a secure investment option.
Sukuk are Sharia-compliant certificates that provide ownership-linked cash flows rather than conventional interest-bearing debt claims.