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The Indian government is looking to add around Rp22bn ($329.6m) to its coffers with a sell down of a portion of its stake in construction company NBCC. -
Standard Chartered Bank (Hong Kong) is set to become the first commercial issuer of special drawing rights-denominated bonds. The group’s head of capital markets for Greater China and north Asia told GlobalRMB that the notes are testament to StanChart’s commitment to develop the renminbi markets.
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In this round-up, The BRICS bank announces its lending target for the next year, two US banks compete for RMB clearing role in New York, and China Construction Bank Tokyo gets admitted to the onshore foreign exchange market. Plus, a recap of our coverage this week.
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Home to the world’s largest capital market, the US has what it takes to redraw the global heat map of renminbi internationalisation (RMBi) now that it has been awarded a clearing bank and the world’s second largest RMB investment quota. Yet this potential could be squandered by the upcoming presidential elections unless market forces prevail.
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Chinese property names are trickling back into the syndicated loan market, with Shui On Land becoming one of the first mid-size borrowers to access the market this year. The credit is appealing to banks on a standalone basis, but early signs show that appetite for the sector has also improved. Shruti Chaturvedi reports.
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US election jitters are weighing on Asia’s equity and debt capital markets, leaving bankers split over the best course of action for issuers before the November 8 vote. Some are advising clients to make full use of the next fortnight, while others are advocating hanging back and rolling with the punches in the aftermath of the result. John Loh reports.
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