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In this round-up, growing Singapore-Chongqing ties, RMB qualified foreign institutional investor (RQFII) adds Singapore entity, and Bank of China’s RMB Index sees an uptick in May. Plus, a recap of GlobalRMB’s coverage this week. -
Nomura saw a Brexit-related bounce in its fixed income division when it reported its quarterly performance on Thursday, thanks to a healthy dispersion of client trading views. But the bank’s European operations still delivered an overall loss.
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Mapletree Commercial Trust raised the roof with its S$1.04bn ($766.01m) overnight block-plus-rights combo this week, in a deal that earned praise from bankers on and away from the transaction. The placement tranche now ranks as the largest by a Singapore real estate investment trust, and could pave the way for more Reit-related fundraisings. John Loh reports.
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Banks are showing a greater willingness to bring smaller loans to the Asian syndication market, with first time and relatively unknown issuers tapping lenders. As fundraisings for bigger and more regular borrowers dry up, banks are having to put more effort into finding new business, writes Shruti Chaturvedi.
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Asia has had a good run of green bond issuance this year, but its contribution to global volumes slowed in the second quarter. Market participants are now calling for bigger participation from governments in the region to inject some momentum into an asset class that is facing multiple headwinds. Narae Kim reports.
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Credit Suisse posted lower second quarter revenues and pre-tax income in Asia Pacific, after being dragged down by its investment bank.
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