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  • Chinese toll road operator Zhejiang Expressway Co took a road less travelled by Asian companies in the equity-linked market this week. It debuted with a euro-denominated convertible bond, becoming one of just a handful of euro CB issuers from the region in the past decade, writes Jonathan Breen.
  • Indonesia’s triple-C rated Indika Energy priced a $265m bond on Monday on the back of a nearly five times subscribed book. The issuer’s rating story was complicated by downgrades over the past year, but investors were willing to consider its likely future as a B2 rated credit. Morgan Davis reports.
  • Korea South-East Power Co (Kosep) pulled in $300m for its new three year bullet, after competing with more attention grabbing transactions on Wednesday.
  • China Everbright Greentech (CEG) is drumming up interest for a $500m Hong Kong IPO, with investor meetings starting this week, said bankers on the deal.
  • Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp and ANZ are making changes to their loans businesses in Singapore. SMBC is building up its distribution capabilities, while ANZ is looking to replace a senior banker.
  • Ford Automotive Finance (China) is readying its Rmb3bn ($435m) auto ABS transaction, its first this year and its sixth on the Mainland. But investors hoping for some new features will be disappointed, as the new transaction shares similar features with its last two outings in 2016.