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Yangtze River Development is looking to raise as much as $57.5m for a project in Wuhan, China, by listing on the New York Stock Exchange, according to a filing with the US regulator. -
United Asia Finance has launched a HK$600m ($77m) four year fundraising into syndication. The Sun Hung Kai-backed company is offering a high all-in compared to the sub-100bp being paid by other Hong Kong blue chip names.
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In this round-up, PBoC sets a volatile fix for USD/CNY suggesting it has changed its methodology again, JP Morgan AM gets approval for a new MRF product, BlackRock boosts holdings in Chinese ADRs by 500% and Safe plans more RMB convertibility schemes in FTZs. Plus, a recap of the top GlobalRMB stories this week.
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Five banks have opened into senior syndication a $455.75m facility that will back Baring Private Equity Asia’s proposed acquisition of Singapore-based Interplex Holdings.
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The question of where next for the renminbi continues to be the subject of fevered speculation and speculators as China spends billions to support the currency. The most likely scenario is that China will do more to curb capital outflows, but there is a growing possibility it could allow a free float of the currency, according to the senior investment team at Nikko Asset Management.
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China’s first revolving auto ABS successfully priced this week with SAIC-GMAC Automotive Finance bagging Rmb3bn ($456m) from the landmark Rongteng 2016-1 Retail Auto Mortgage Loan Securitization.
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