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Greater China

  • In this round-up, US president Donald Trump unexpectedly announced an increase in tariffs on China, the People’s Bank of China (PBoC) bumped up the re-lending quota for smaller banks and Mainland regulators said they are not planning to use the property market as a short-term stimulus.
  • BNP Paribas hires UK advisory head — Créd Ag’s credit unit chief moves to markets role — AIIB hires ICBC loan syndicator.
  • Daz Zhang is leaving Commerzbank to lead the Greater China debt capital markets team at another bank, according to a source close to the matter.
  • A recent flurry of leveraged and acquisition financing activity in Asia has caught the attention of loans bankers hungry for new assets. But as trade tensions and fears about a growth slowdown ramp up, the pressure on the market is high, writes Pan Yue.
  • Italy’s Cassa Depositi e Prestiti printed a long-awaited Rmb1bn ($145m) inaugural Panda bond on Wednesday, with the modest issuance size revealing the roadblocks still facing the nascent debt market, writes Rebecca Feng.
  • China Aoyuan Group was back in the dollar market on Tuesday, adding another $250m to its 2023 notes.
  • China Construction Bank (CCB), the largest originator of residential mortgage backed securities in China, is returning to the market with a Rmb9.87bn ($1.43bn) four tranche deal on August 6. All three senior tranches are rated triple-A by S&P Global Ratings.
  • Dexin China Holdings Co found limited interest for its debut dollar bond, despite paying a generous yield to get the deal done.
  • China Lesso Group Holdings has mandated nine banks for a $900m loan.
  • Sino-Ocean Group Holding, a Chinese investment company that focuses on the property market, took advantage of the positive backdrop on Monday to seal a $600m bond.
  • Shanghai-based SAIC-GMAC, an auto finance company owned by SAIC Motor Corp and General Motors Company, is planning to return to the auto loan ABS market next month with a Rmb10bn ($1.45bn) three-tranche deal.
  • Malaysia’s Maybank returned to the Taiwanese market on Monday to raise $850m from a Formosa bond.