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Deals in the past fortnight have been solid but US Treasury yields are volatile and rising
The bank tightened a little more than a UAE peer did on Tuesday
The euro tranche is a refi of a bond maturing later in September
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The impasse at Bandhan Bank looks set to be resolved after the Indian markets regulator waived its lock-up requirement for newly-listed firms, allowing the lender to comply with central bank demands for it to sell shares. -
The Bank of England announced on Monday a consultation on a package of measures to tighten its scrutiny of banks’ and other financial firms’ readiness for climate change. The Bank’s approach is gradualist, but it is signalling clearly that firms must take the financial risks from climate change seriously, and that regulation in this area will be ramped up.
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China's Jiayuan International Group made any unusual move by coming to the bond market on Friday last week, for the refinancing of a November maturity.
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Innovent Biologics launched its Hong Kong IPO on Monday to raise HK$3.3bn ($422.2m), with over 60% of the shares already sold to a large contingent of cornerstone investors — many of them double-dippers.
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India’s Emami Cement is planning an IPO that could raise up to Rp10bn ($135.3m), having filed a draft prospectus with the country’s securities regulator.
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Taiwan’s Mei Ta Industries has returned to the offshore market after three years for a €220m ($254m) dual tranche borrowing.
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