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  • The Australian government began its third sale of stock in the national telephone company, Telstra, on Monday, hoping to raise A$8bn ($6bn) by the time the offer closes in November.
  • WestLB has made five new hires in Hong Kong as it continues to expand in Asia. Katherine Lau has joined as head of loan syndications for Asia Pacific, while four originators have joined the energy and telecoms teams.
  • An email written by Andy Xie, Morgan Stanley's former chief economist for Asia, claimed two more victims this week, with further resignations at the bank.
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  • North Korea's announcement that it had tested a nuclear bomb on Monday provoked condemnation from the rest of the world, but had little lasting impact on South Korean credit or equities.
  • San Miguel Corp's $250m five year loan has attracted a couple of further verbal commitments, the arrangers said this week. DBS and Standard Chartered have been joined as mandated lead arrangers by Mizuho Corporate Bank, while Bumi-Commerce, Citic Ka Wah Bank and Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp are understood to have joined in general syndication.
  • Indonesia's Perusahaan Listrik Negara has completed a blowout $1bn five and 10 year bond issue — its first in the international capital markets — raising $6bn of orders from more than 250 accounts and pricing through the tight end of guidance.
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  • The state-owned Land Bank of the Philippines made a strong debut in the international subordinated debt market this week, continuing the impressive run of bank capital deals from Philippine lenders — most recently Development Bank of the Philippines in September.
  • Banks are lining up behind the three consortia that have submitted bids for Singapore's second integrated casino resort. They expect the winning bidder to turn to the loan market to fund the project.
  • Huawei-3Com, a joint venture between China's Huawei Technologies and 3Com Corp of the US, has attracted bids from three private equity investors, according to press reports this week.
  • Standard Chartered has begun marketing a jumbo securitisation of residential mortgages for its subsidiary Standard Chartered First Bank Korea.