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  • China’s foreign exchange and interbank money market announced on Wednesday that foreign financial instituions conducting FX forward-trading will have to start setting aside reserves later in the year.
  • India’s HT Global IT Solutions Holdings is set to give a lift to the Asian high yield market, launching a $300m deal on Thursday with price guidance set at a hefty 7.625% area.
  • The Singapore Exchange’s electronic bond trading platform, SGX Bond Pro, is planning to expand into Asian local currency notes later this year. While the initial stage of expansion will be in markets closet to home, the exchange’s head of fixed income trading, Tsai Li Renn, told GlobalRMB that linking up with China could also be on the horizon.
  • Pirelli, the Italian tyre manufacturer acquired by ChemChina last year, will complete syndication of its loan refinancing this week, according to a lead banker.
  • India’s PNB Housing Finance has filed a draft prospectus for a listing that could raise as much as Rp25bn ($369.7m), putting it on track to be one of the country’s largest IPOs this year.
  • Bank of China has printed Asia’s largest green bond in a $3bn deal split between dollar, euro and CNH tranches. The landmark trade attracted strong investor demand and gave a much needed fillip to the dim sum bond market.
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