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  • A slew of onshore bond defaults by Chinese state-owned entities has sent a chill through the market over the past couple of months, with more expected to be in store. But with the market calming down in May, it’s time to take stock and realise that such defaults are part of China’s transition to a market-driven economy — and are essential for the long-term health of the country’s debt market.
  • Asset manager BlackRock has made senior changes to its fixed income business as Joel Kim, head of fixed income for Asia Pacific, plans to leave the firm at the end of August.
  • There’s been plenty of hype about Panda bonds as borrowers and bankers scramble to take advantage of this new avenue into China. But for all the momentum the market has shown since reopening, it is plagued by a number of problems including a lacklustre response from onshore investors. Regulators need to act if the market is to reach its potential, writes Carrie Hong.
  • Korea Gas Corp (KoGas) has kicked off preparations for its first international bond of the year, which will hit the market next month.
  • Midea Group found a strong following this week for its international debut bond. While the lack of deals from its industry peers posed a challenge in finding comparables, the notes thrived on their rarity value.
  • Walgreens Boots Alliance unveiled a five trancher on Thursday as it looked to tie up the acquisition financing for its $17bn purchase of Rite Aid ahead of the holiday weekend, following a bumper month for issuance in the US high grade bond market.