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Asia Pacific

  • Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEX) boasted record revenues in the first half of year, as MSCI inclusion helped push northbound equity investment to new heights.
  • Credit Suisse and Standard Chartered are providing a $1.1bn loan to back the delisting of Indian metal and mining company Vedanta Resources from the London Stock Exchange.
  • Shinhan Financial Group Co on Tuesday issued its debut dollar Basel III additional tier one deal at the holding company level, becoming one of the very few Asian issuers to have done so. But bankers, analysts and investors were split on whether and how much the holdco premium was because of a lack of precedents in Asia.
  • High yield property company Intiland Development flopped in the offshore market on Tuesday, failing to price what would have been its debut dollar deal.
  • Debt syndicate banker Angie Li has joined DBS from Guotai Junan International after two years at the Chinese firm.
  • Maanshan Iron & Steel is seeking shareholder approval to raise up to $500m from a debut convertible bond — the first time in 25 years it is tapping equity investors for funds.
  • A Shanghai-based joint venture between carmaker Geely and BNP Paribas is to enter the Chinese auto loans securitization market for the first time next week. The company will test demand with a Rmb1.94bn ($284m) deal, selling just one tranche to investors in the interbank bond market.
  • ASK Investment Managers has filed a draft prospectus with India’s securities regulator as it plans to go public through an IPO of new and existing stock.
  • Sri Lanka and Turkey are preparing to sell their first Panda bonds, enticed by falling funding costs in China's bond markets. But given they both have lower credit ratings than previous sovereign Panda issuers, they may face an uphill battle as regulators scrutinise their finances.
  • Despite a deterioration in the affordability of housing in New Zealand, loan-to-value ratios are low and homes are comparatively more affordable than they are in much of Europe. Even though credit risks remain contained, it seems likely that spreads in the New Zealand covered bond market are set to be repriced wider.
  • BNP Paribas has hired a new banker for its Asia syndicate team in Hong Kong.
  • Chinese firm Weimob is seeking the greenlight to float in Hong Kong, having filed a draft prospectus with the city’s bourse on Monday.