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Chinese state-owned Beijing Capital (Hong Kong) has refinanced a $180m one year bridge loan signed last year.

Slovenian Sovereign Holdings (SSH), which manages Slovenian state assets, has postponed marketing for the IPO of Nova Ljubljanska banka, the country's largest bank, citing market turbulence surrounding the UK’s vote to leave the European Union.

A pair of public sector borrowers on Monday joined the handful of issuers that have sold well subscribed taps since the UK voted on June 23 to leave the European Union. But there are growing hopes that the first new issue since Brexit could happen this week — in euros, at least.

Chinese tutoring service provider TAL Education has raised $400m from its maiden syndicated loan, doubling the deal from the launch size of $200m after receiving ample support from domestic banks.

British American Tobacco and Brown Forman gave the sterling corporate bond market a much needed boost on Thursday as both brought benchmark transactions to enthusiastic investors.

Two of the five US subsidiaries of European banks under the Federal Reserve’s supervision failed the regulator’s stress test this week, despite having some of the highest common equity tier one ratios under the Fed’s worst case scenario. The banks, mostly with US headquarters, that passed largely plan to increase dividends and buybacks

Sandvik, one of the last Nordic borrowers to refinance as the regional holidays kick off, this week signed a Skr9bn-equivalent credit facility with two banks leaving the syndicate.

China’s DFZQ, also known as Orient Securities Co, and China Development Bank Financial Leasing Co have raised a combined HK$14bn ($1.8bn) after pricing their IPOs towards the low end of guidance, according to sources close to the deals.

Indonesian television broadcaster MNC Sky Vision has launched the second stage of syndication for its latest loan, having added two lenders in senior. The company has also trimmed the size of its fundraising to $225m from $275m after accessing an alternate source of funds.

Latin American borrowers rushed to new issue markets en masse on Wednesday to confirm the thesis that Brexit would have little or no effect on the region, with four issuers pricing bonds and several more likely to do so imminently.

China’s DFZQ, also known as Orient Securities Co, has raised HK$7.8bn ($1.0bn) from its Hong Kong listing after pricing at the bottom half of the marketing range, according to a source close to the deal.

After taking a few days to consider the fallout from Brexit, warehouse developer China Logistics Property Holdings Co has thrown open books for its potential HK$3.4bn ($433.8m) listing.