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Moody’s downgrade of China triggered a slight widening of spreads on international dollar bonds from the country’s issuers on Wednesday, but the reaction was otherwise largely muted. Despite the tepid response, market watchers say the downgrade could, and should, do more to reset pricing in the offshore debt market. Morgan Davis reports. -
Credit Guarantee & Investment Facility (CGIF) and infrastructure consulting firm Surbana Jurong are joining up to boost the use of local currency bonds in funding greenfield infrastructure projects in southeast Asia.
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Some of the UK’s major borrowers, especially in the utility sector, are preparing for a future without European Investment Bank funding, as the supranational’s lending in the UK is set to be caught up in fraught Brexit negotiations.
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Elias Spangenberg has left his credit syndicate manager post at Morgan Stanley in the UK to join SEB’s Stockholm office, according to a source.
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JP Morgan has reshuffled its senior investment banking team in Asia Pacific, with changes spanning ECM, DCM and M&A.
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ANZ has tapped one of its own as the new debt capital markets head for south and southeast Asia, effective immediately.
