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  • The first exchange-traded fund (ETF) investing in China’s onshore government bonds listed in Hong Kong on Tuesday and saw strong secondary market turnover. Traders said it was the fifth most actively traded ETF of the day, writes Carrie Hong.
  • The railway company is spearheading a group of Indian companies seeking to enter the US dollar bond market in the coming weeks.
  • The People’s Bank of China (PBoC) is set to release detailed rules on renminbi cross border trade settlement in the Shanghai Free Trade Zone (FTZ) this week, and major banks will sign related agreements with payment institutions on Tuesday, according to Chinese media reports, writes Carrie Hong.
  • UBS Securities will buy a majority shareholding in Shanghai Pumin Futures, a Chinese brokerage, making it the first foreign invested securities firm in China that is licensed to carry out a full range of services.
  • The solar industry’s race to issue the first asset-backed bonds may be over, but challenges slowing broader issuer participation have the industry racing to secure additional forms of capital, including the expansion of important tax credits that are granted through Congress. An expansion could reduce the urgency to finance growth through securitization, but also create more assets for investment in the long term.
  • The deputy CEO of Maybank Investment Bank, John Chong, has been promoted to head up both Maybank Kim Eng Group and the firm’s investment banking arm, with immediate effect.