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# Overview

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<p align="center"><sup><sub>Figure – Primary Market Overview Interface</sub></sup></p>

### **1. Top 20 Issuers by Bond Value**

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<p align="center"><sub><strong>Figure – Top 20 Issuers by Bond Value</strong></sub></p>

This section consolidates and displays the Top 20 corporate bond issuers ranked by issuance value, covering both the private placement and listed markets. The data is continuously aggregated at the issuer level for the selected period.

Additional indicators include weighted-average tenor and weighted-average coupon, calculated based on issuance value of each tranche. These metrics provide investors with insights into overall market trends as well as the issuance behavior of individual issuers.

Users can also filter issuers by industry (e.g., Real Estate, Banking) to identify the Top 20 bond issuers within each sector. This feature enables investors to quickly compare issuance activity across industries and track sector-specific dynamics.

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<p align="center"><sub><strong>Figure – Outstanding Bond Values by Issuer</strong></sub></p>

This table presents the Top 20 corporate bond issuers by outstanding value, including sector classification, total outstanding bond value, average remaining duration, and average issuance yield. Data is continuously updated, can be viewed by date, and filtered by industry.

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<p align="center"><sub><strong>Figure – Bond Issuance Value</strong></sub></p>

This chart illustrates the total value of bonds issued in the market, broken down by issuance method (private placement, public offering, undefined) and collateral type. The red line indicates the month-over-month (MoM) growth rate.

### 3. Issuance Plan

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<p align="center"><sub><strong>Figure – Corporate Bond Issuance Plan</strong></sub></p>

This table displays scheduled corporate bond issuances, including issuer name, bond code, issuance value, tenor, and coupon rate.

### 4. Outstanding Bond Value

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<p align="center"><sub><strong>Figure – Outstanding Bond Value</strong></sub></p>

Aggregated data on the corporate bond market covers Maturities, Issuances, and Buybacks across the entire market and by sector.\
Outstanding bonds at period-end are calculated as Beginning balance + Issuances – Maturities – Buybacks.\
To better visualize the trend of each activity, users may deselect all and focus on a single category such as Buybacks or Maturities as shown below.

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### **5. Deferred Principal and Interest Payments by Sector**

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### 6. Expected Bond Repayment Cash Flow

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The sector-wide and market-wide cash flow chart is aggregated from nearly 8,000 bonds, combining principal and interest repayment schedules of each instrument. Users can view the total (Principal + Interest) or choose to display Principal or Interest separately.


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