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  • Singapore-based integrated energy company Puma Energy has raised a $310.5m revolving credit facility from a consortium of international lenders.
  • Central American development bank Cabei announced its return to US bond markets in the midst of the Covid-19 crisis with its largest ever bond deal, as a strong bid from Asian buyers helped the lender to raise $750m inside regional comps.
  • Chilean government-owned copper miner Codelco said on Wednesday that it had sought to increase its cash position in the face of market uncertainty after wrapping a well oversubscribed return to bond markets.
  • Arab Petroleum Investment Corp (Apicorp), the Saudi-headquartered multilateral development bank, has launched a $500m counter-cyclical support package to aid clients in its member countries and the wider MENA region that are affected by the coronavirus pandemic and commodity volatility.
  • Equity collars rarely make a public appearance in Asia’s capital markets. but Citi has shone a light on the product, after using a block trade to hedge its position in a collar it had structured for a high net worth client. Bankers think the deal will drive more demand for the structure. Jonathan Breen reports.
  • China said this week that it will radically overhaul the ChiNext board, approving a registration-based system for equity fundraising on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange’s start-up focused bourse. This is an important step by the regulator to shift to more market-driven capital markets ─ but plenty of concerns remain. Addison Gong reports.