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  • JP Morgan made an aggressive manoeuvre in the equity-linked bond market on Tuesday night by placing a $250m tap of BASF’s innovative bond with warrants, having outbid other banks, including Deutsche Bank, which had structured and led the original deal.
  • Nasdaq-listed Weibo Corp has opened books for the sale of up to $800m in convertible bonds, in its first outing to the equity-linked market.
  • HSBC has taken two veteran bankers from rival firms to drive its combined strategic equity financing and equity-linked businesses in London and Hong Kong.
  • Piramal Enterprises has closed what bankers are touting as the first offering of mandatory convertible bonds in India through a qualified institutional placement, with the deal bagging close to $1bn in investor orders.
  • India’s Piramal Enterprises is in the market with an unusual sale of mandatory convertible bonds through a qualified institutional placement, part of a fundraising drive to that could fetch up to Rp70bn ($1.1bn).
  • Zhongsheng Group Holdings gave convertible bond investors a rare taste of sub-one year paper this week, replicating a structure that has gained popularity in the debt capital market for its ability to sidestep Chinese regulatory restrictions.