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  • CEE
    Turkey's Sekerbank has mandated six banks for a Reg S only subordinated tier two Basel III compliant bond.
  • South Korea’s KT Corp won over investors for 10 year paper on Tuesday, despite recent sharp movements in Treasury yields, as the borrower’s rarity value and industry strength proved attractive.
  • SSA
    KfW paved the way for a slew of dollar mandates from SSA borrowers on Tuesday with a $5bn new issue.
  • Housing Development Finance Corp is set to put its name in the history books after launching the very first Masala bond from an Indian issuer on Monday evening. The offshore rupee trade has been a long time coming but if successful, it could unleash a torrent of new issuance from Indian firms.
  • A diverse group of issuers headed to the dollar debt market on Tuesday, with a Chinese local government financing vehicle, a Singaporean real estate firm and a South Korean telephone company vying for investor attention.
  • ING has appointed Greg Arkus as its new UK head of financial institutions.
  • Rating: Aaa/AAA
  • UK investors eager for North American exposure rushed to buy into Melrose Industries on Wednesday, pushing its shares up 46%, after it announced a heavily dilutive £1.655bn rights issue to finance the acquisition of Nortek, a US maker of heating and air conditioning systems.
  • Stuart Tait has been named HSBC’s new regional head of commercial banking, Asia Pacific, replacing Paul Skelton who has decided to leave the firm to pursue other opportunities.
  • Two South Korean banks, Woori and Busan, are preparing for investor meetings next week as they both line up bond issues.
  • A pair of bumper dollar deals from top-tier borrowers reopened the SSA benchmark market on Wednesday after a two-week hiatus, drawing something of a line under a period of market uncertainty.
  • Melrose Industries, the UK company that aims to buy, improve and sell underperforming industrial businesses, will conduct a heavily dilutive £1.655bn rights issue, cheering equity capital markets bankers who had feared months of weak activity, especially in the UK, after the shock of the Brexit referendum.