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  • Mizuho Financial Group has returned to the dollar bond market with a bank capital trade that priced alongside a triple-tranche senior offering. Despite launching on a day crowded with other transactions, the issuer’s safe haven status allowed it to find success.
  • The global financial crisis has accelerated the transition to a multipolar and multi-currency system, with the RMB being one if its new components, according to former Bank of Pakistan governor Yaseen Anwar, now a consultant for ICBC.
  • DBS Bank is following in the footsteps of its peers with plans to launch a Panda bond this year, several sources have told GlobalRMB. The deal will not only be the bank’s debut in China’s onshore bond market, but also mark the first such trade from Singapore.
  • Crédit Agricole has appointed a new director to its loan origination team in Singapore, poaching the banker from IDFC Securities.
  • China Merchants Bank (CMB) and Deutsche Bank signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) on global banking services on October 12. The agreement aims to facilitate CMB’s expansion under the Belt and Road initiative by leveraging Deutsche worldwide network and global infrastructure, Tang Zhi Hong, executive vice president of China Merchants Bank, told GlobalRMB.
  • The public perception of the renminbi has become more sceptical following the events in China’s equity and currency markets over the summer. Although this will create headwinds to the currency’s internationalisation, market participants are confident in China’s ability to overcome them.
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