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A senior syndicate member of UBS's Asia debt capital markets team has left the firm. -
Macquarie issued its inaugural covered bond on Thursday, meeting a strong reception with the five year €500m paper twice subscribed by investors. Westpac has also opened books on a $1.35bn deal, as Fitch said it expects Australian covered bond issuance to rise this year.
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Singapore Exchange (SGX) is looking to make changes to rules governing futures trading on the exchange, as well as clearing derivatives and a number of other contract specifications.
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Bahrain joined Poland this week in the dubious honour of being downgraded by Standard & Poor’s after the pricing of a new bond but before settlement.
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Bahrain took the decision to pull its $750m tap on Thursday morning after a shock move by Standard & Poor’s to downgrade the sovereign to junk. Bankers on the deal have criticised S&P for its “clumsy” timing.
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In a boost for share sales in Indian state-owned firms, the country’s securities regulator has refined the rules for offer for sale (OFS), reducing the risks that have plagued such sell-downs in the past. Market participants lauded the move, but with stock prices still shaky, deal volumes are unlikely to rise quickly, writes John Loh.
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