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  • Han Jin Shipping's $532m 12 year ship financing, led by a four bank mandated lead arranger group made up of BNP Paribas, DBB, ING Bank and Kexim, is set to close syndication next week.
  • Sole mandated arranger HSBC launched a $100m three year facility for Bank of Ceylon into syndication on Wednesday. Pro-ceeds are for general funding purposes.
  • Standard Chartered Bank this week priced the latest securitisation of residential mortgages from its Korean subsidiary SC First Bank.
  • If I were to walk into the Hong Kong Club, stand up on my usual table and loudly proclaim that an Indonesian court had just ruled against a group of foreign creditors, I wonder what would happen.
  • The Australian government's A$8bn ($6.17bn) sale of shares in national telecom company Telstra, which closed yesterday (Thursday), drew a stronger than anticipated response from retail investors.
  • PTX Thai Paraxylene, a subsidiary of Thai Oil, has mandated Mizuho Corporate Bank and Standard Chartered Bank as arrangers for its $80m five year loan.
  • The bluest chip Japanese company and the world's most successful car maker, Toyota, set out on Tuesday to market a global sale of roughly ¥315bn ($2.7bn) of shares held by the Japanese government, crowning a remarkable year for Japanese equity issuance.
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  • The Asian high yield bond market showed its continued strength this week — three issuers have priced bonds since Friday last week, attracting at least $3.5bn of demand between them.
  • Shares of Hang Lung Properties slumped 8.1% on Wednesday as the market digested news of the sale of 410m new shares to raise almost HK$6.7bn ($860.67m).
  • Cathay Pacific Airways is in the market with a $280m term loan via mandated lead arrangers Bank of China, Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ and Shanghai Commercial & Savings Bank.
  • MetroPCS Communications is planning to raise more than $400 million through an initial public offering just a few weeks after the Dallas-based wireless communications provider tapped the bank and high-yield markets.