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Singapore Telecommunications and a Hangzhou local government financing vehicle both hit the dollar bond market on Monday, already putting Asia’s debt market ahead of the one dollar issuance last week. But bankers say there is little more to come. -
Chailease International Finance Corp is turning to the loans market for an up to $250m borrowing, just a few months after sealing renminbi-denominated and Japanese yen facilities.
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Tencent Holdings-backed Qutoutiao has filed draft documents for a Nasdaq IPO, with plans to raise up to $300m.
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Hong Kong’s mortgage financing provider Lei Shing Hong Credit has returned to the offshore loan market for a $300m three year borrowing.
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Bank of China becomes the RMB clearing bank for a financial centre in Malaysia, a Chinese credit rating agency is in trouble with two regulators after breaching rules in the exchange and interbank bond markets, and the People’s Bank of China reportedly blocks RMB flowing out of free trade zones (FTZs).
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Morgan Stanley’s Alex Abagian has been named as a co-head of Asia Pacific equity capital markets, according to people familiar with the matter.
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