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JP Morgan

  • One of the last two substantial European IPOs of 2016 looks set to be completed on Friday, when RussNeft, one of Russia’s 10 largest oil companies, floats in Moscow for at least $495m.
  • Chinese issuers stormed the primary debt market on Wednesday with Export-Import Bank of China, China Aluminum International Engineering Corp (Chalieco) and Changsha Pilot Investment Holdings Co among the borrowers attracting bids.
  • SES, the Luxembourg-based satellite operator, issued its second hybrid bond of the year on Tuesday as it pounced on a calm day in the euro corporate bond market and captured an increase in risk sentiment.
  • Heineken was the first of five corporate issuers on Tuesday to wrap up its offering, in a rush of supply that took advantage of a more stable backdrop in rates markets.
  • ICBC London raked in $500m from a new three year floating rate note on Monday, as the strength of its credit helped muster strong buy-side demand.
  • Steel giant Posco has raised W187.7bn ($159.7m) after offloading its entire position in South Korea’s Shinhan Financial Group, at a time when the benchmark Kospi index has fallen 3.1% in the past month.
  • VietJet Air has started seeking investor interest for its potential $200m domestic IPO, according to bankers close to the deal.
  • China National Chemical Corp (ChemChina) is meeting investors for a euro bond this week, as it looks to raise funds to pay down debt taken for the acquisition of Italy's Pirelli.
  • Fullerton Healthcare Corp has decided to pull its S$213.3m ($149.6m) IPO after delaying the transaction mid-bookbuild when questions were raised about its business model.
  • CMB Financial Leasing Co launched its debut international dollar bond on Monday with three and five year tranches, as ICBC London rolled out a three year floating rate note.
  • JP Morgan is paying a chunky $264m to the US authorities to settle charges that it won business from clients and government officials in Asia Pacific by giving jobs and internships to their relatives and friends.
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    Morgan Stanley led a trio of banks tapping the dollar market this week across the capital structure and exploiting the post-election spread tightening in the sector.