(Feb 10): Toyota Finance Corp has scrapped a planned corporate yen-denominated bond sale after postponing the deal in January when it had targeted a return to the market after mid-February. Lead manager Daiwa Securities Co said the decision to halt preparations was due to company-specific reasons. Toyota Finance declined to comment. Volatility has remained elevated in Japan’s domestic corporate bond market, with government bond yields swinging as fiscal expansion speculation swirled following the dissolution of the Lower House and the general election. Last week, Toyota Motor Corp, the parent company of Toyota Finance, announced a management reshuffle, promoting executive officer Kenta Kon to president and CEO while making Koji Sato vice-chairman.

Source: The Edge Markets February 10, 2026 06:12 UTC