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  • Clifford Chance has made a senior appointment to its high yield business in Asia with Alexander Lloyd set to rejoin the law firm in January 2016.
  • China Everbright International is mulling a listing of its green technology arm on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, as the HK$55.5bn ($7.16bn) company looks to monetise the unit.
  • After waiting more than six months, Luxembourg has obtained its first licence under the renminbi qualified foreign institutional investor (RQFII) scheme. Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (Europe) received an approval on November 2 and is aiming to get a quota within the month.
  • Singapore-listed property developer Oxley Holdings has closed its S$110m ($80m) bullet loan with three lenders joining the syndicate.
  • Kino Indonesia opened books for its Rph1.5tr ($110m) IPO on November 10 with a strong shadow anchor book built ahead of time, giving the leads visibility on the whole transaction.
  • Star Petroleum Refining has firmed up terms on its long-brewing Bt15.66bn ($441.59m) IPO, set to be one of Thailand’s largest listings this year.
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