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  • UBS’s deputy head of China corporate client solutions (CCS) left the Swiss bank last month, said sources close to the departure.
  • In a country where bank borrowing forms a large part of infrastructure project financing, much needs to be done to make Indonesia’s local currency bond market the go-to place for project developers. With no first mover advantage and costs and documentation proving tricky, there is plenty holding back issuers from selling Indonesia’s first rupiah infrastructure bond. Asiamoney talked to a group of leading market participants about the challenges and potential of the southeast Asian country’s long-term project financing bond market.
  • Asiamoney presents the detailed results for the Private Banking Poll 2016. The searchable tables include the results breakdown by assets under management $1-$5m, $5.01m-$25m and $25m and above. The results are also divided by country.
  • Investors are set to welcome a new Chinese local government financing vehicle to the bond market, with Chongqing Western Modern Logistics Industry Zone Development Construction hitting the road for its maiden dollar outing.
  • Asiamoney presents the detailed results for the Cash Management Poll 2016. The searchable tables include the results breakdown as voted for by both financials (banks, asset managers, hedge funds and insurance companies) and non-financial institutions (corporates, state agencies and public sector companies). Financial results are divided by currency while corporates are broken down by country.
  • Singapore Exchange (SGX) and the Baltic Exchange have agreed terms for a recommended share offer as the Asian company looks to proceed with a proposed acquisition.
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