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  • Chinese company Alibaba Group Holding made its long-awaited return to the debt market this week, even as the country’s regulators turned up the heat on the e-commerce giant.
  • Indian Railway Finance Corp (IRFC) sold its first bond since its IPO this week, raising $750m.
  • Thailand’s PTT Oil and Retail Business scooped up Bt54bn ($1.79bn) this week from the country’s largest IPO in a year. The deal was a hit with both domestic and foreign investors — but in a somewhat unusual twist, the issuer cut the entire international public book during allocation. Jonathan Breen reports.
  • Indonesian state-owned oil and gas company Pertamina raised $1.9bn from a two-tranche deal on Wednesday.
  • A Dutch shell company is vying to become the first European special purpose acquisition company (Spac) to list this year.
  • ABS
    Intesa Sanpaolo has completed a €1.3bn synthetic securitization to fund the construction of wind farms, solar cells and biomass — the first synthetic securitization in Italy totally dedicated to green energy.
  • Cloopen Group Holding, a cloud-based communications provider, launched its New York Stock Exchange IPO on Wednesday night.
  • The Export-Import Bank of Korea got orders of nearly $6bn for a $1.5bn triple-tranche bond this week, showing the continuous appeal of deals from high quality credits.
  • The European Central Bank bought more than €5bn of covered bonds in January, even as net euro supply fell by €14bn. As a result, almost €20bn of private sector investments were forced to exit the market.
  • Indian renewable energy company Continuum Energy Levanter made its debut in the dollar bond market this week, more than three years after pulling its initial attempt. However, it had to offer investors incentives to seal the $561m deal, writes Morgan Davis.
  • A $390m loan backing CVC Capital Partners’ acquisition of Myanmar’s Irrawaddy Green Towers (IGT) was abruptly put on hold this week after political turmoil rocked the country following a military coup. Pan Yue reports.
  • SSA
    If he can form a government that holds the demons of Italian politics at bay long enough to drag his country through the coronavirus pandemic, then Mario Draghi will have earned his laurels. But in Rome, glory has always been fleeting.