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Swiss investors retain appetite for credit as yields become more attractive
As war drags on, banks are boosting hoards of cash after deposit outflows
Just getting a deal done should be considered a success
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In this policy round-up, the People’s Bank of China revealed plans to fix its bond rating industry, state-owned entities remain a driving force in onshore equities performance, and Moody’s says the dollar is unlikely to be challenged as a global reserve currency any time soon. -
China Renaissance, the boutique investment bank founded by Fan Bao, is bookbuilding for a Hong Kong IPO to raise around HK$3bn ($377m).
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Hong Kong and Shanghai-listed Huatai Securities is seeking shareholder approval to spin-off AssetMark Financial Holdings through an IPO in the US.
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Syndicate bankers say more Latin American issuers could follow Argentine oil and gas company YPF and Brazilian state-owned bank BNDES in buying back existing bonds as low dollar prices make tenders attractive and can provide investors with liquidity.
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Owners of Barbados’s international bonds are set to put up resistance to the sovereign’s restructuring plans, complaining that they have had poor communication from the defaulted government.
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Some emerging markets (EM) syndicate bankers in New York are daring to dream that there could be new issuance from Latin America next week, but several buy-side players are less than enthusiastic at the prospect of new deals.
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