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Asia Pacific

  • Oil and natural gas company Pertamina sold Indonesia's first 40 year dollar bond on Thursday. Investors flocked to the long dated paper, sold as part of a two-tranche transaction, pushing orders to more than $3bn for the $800m portion.
  • China Communications Construction Company courted investors with two subordinated perpetual notes on Thursday, netting $1.5bn from the transaction.
  • India's market regulator has told the NSE to divest its position in Computer Age Management Services (Cams), alleging the stock was acquired without its approval.
  • Asia’s credit markets have held up well despite the news around the spread of the novel coronavirus, with another spate of Chinese issuers pricing bonds that proved a hit with investors.
  • BMW Automotive Finance is readying a Rmb8bn ($1.15bn) dual-tranche auto loan ABS transaction. The deal, to be sold on February 20, will be the first auto ABS outing in the Chinese market since the Lunar New Year.
  • Polite society does not tolerate smokers the way it used to. What was once a ubiquitous habit is now banished to outdoors in many countries. Tobacco investment is a rarer beast too these days, reflecting how deeply ethical preferences can affect capital markets. Now oil and gas securities could be about to face a similar shift.
  • Equity investors are losing their appetite for oil and gas stocks, just at a time when three of the biggest IPOs being planned in EMEA are from that sector. The coronavirus outbreak is sapping Chinese demand, leading to a weak oil price. But some bankers believe investors are also making a more fundamental shift away from fossil fuels, which could even lead to a permanent tipping point. Sam Kerr and Jon Hay report.
  • India Infoline Finance, a non-banking financial company (NBFC), made its debut in the international debt market on Wednesday, raising $400m from a bond that paid a negative new issue premium.
  • OCBC’s PB arm adds wealth planning head in HK – InvIt potential rises – China grants Value Partners advisory licence
  • JP Morgan has appointed two new co-heads of investment banking coverage for Australia and New Zealand, according to an internal memo seen by GlobalCapital Asia.
  • Investors rushed into Huaneng Power International’s dual-tranche $600m bond on Wednesday, attracted to the Chinese company’s investment grade rating.
  • Oil India has ended a four year hiatus from the loan market, returning for a $225m borrowing.