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  • Oil company China National Petroleum Corp's $1bn-plus 10 year loan was formally launched this week by lead mandated arrangers Calyon, Commonwealth Bank of Australia, ING and Standard Chartered.
  • China Fishery Group, an industrial fishing company owned by Hong Kong-listed Pacific Andes, has announced its first international bond issue, arranged by HSBC.
  • Citic Ka Wah, the Hong Kong bank controlled by China's Citic investment company, launched a rare subordinated bond last Friday (December 1) via joint bookrunners Barclays Capital and HSBC.
  • Electricity of Vietnam, the state-owned electricity generator and distribution company, is close to launching a Dong1tr ($62m) 10 year bond via lead manager HSBC.
  • Tata Steel's jumbo loan to finance the acquisition of Anglo-Dutch steel company Corus has been increased from $1.45bn as a result of a rival bid by Brazilian steel maker CSN.
  • Syndication of Pertamina's $500m five year loan, originally mandated to Credit Suisse, has closed and the deal will be allocated next week.
  • Insurance Australia Group on Wednesday completed the sale of A$750m ($590m) of new shares, in an institutional bookbuild managed by Macquarie Bank and UBS.
  • Syndication of the ¥35bn ($304.5m) two and three year deal for Woori Bank is being kept open despite a deadline earlier in the week.
  • US financier and shareholder activist Carl Icahn is believed to have been the seller of a 4.75% stake in KT&G Corp (the former Korea Tobacco & Ginseng) on Monday night.
  • The $165m three and seven year facility for NutriAsia has been solidly oversubscribed and will be signed on Monday.
  • Jon Pratt, who joined Merrill Lynch as a managing director and head of debt capital markets for Asia Pacific this week, has recruited two of his former colleagues from Credit Suisse, damaging the bank's attempt to rebuild its management structure after his departure.