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  • Investment banks have three main lines of business for principal investments: leveraged (or high-yield) finance, equity finance and real-estate investing. However, each business line is somewhat unspecific, especially as the desire to meet company funding needs frequently leads to funding models being combined.
  • Carlyle's plans to take an 85% stake in Xugong Construction Machinery Group, one of China's largest heavy equipment manufacturers, remain uncertain after a Chinese rival this week stepped up plans to launch its own bid.
  • As every schoolboy knows, the Scottish have been turning up in Hong Kong trying to make a buck or two for more than 150 years.
  • Standard Chartered has been named sole lead arranger of a $400m refinancing for Thai Petrochemical Industry after winning a hotly contested mandate. The deal is TPI's first visit to the syndicated loan market since the Asian financial crisis in the late 1990s.
  • Hong Kong's first and largest listed property trust, the Link Real Estate Investment Trust, has asked banks for proposals for a dual currency bond issue worth around $750m.
  • The busy activity in Japan's equity new issues market continued this week as the government announced a sale of about ¥105bn ($912m) of stock in Mitsui Trust Holdings, Japan's sixth largest bank, after the market closed on Wednesday.
  • Australia's largest leveraged buy-out was funded on Wednesday by a group of five banks, when Kohlberg, Kravis, Roberts sealed the acquisition of the Australian Cleanaway and Industrial Services units of Brambles Industries.
  • Bayer, the German pharmaceutical group, signed its Rmb6.1bn 10 year loan last Friday in Shanghai with a syndicate of 16 banks. The borrower is Bayer Polyurethane (Shanghai), one of Bayer's 18 Chinese subsidiaries, and proceeds will fund the construction of a polyurethane production plant at Caojing, near Shanghai.
  • China Life Insurance Co expects to make an equity investment in Agricultural Bank of China, the most troubled of the country's big four lenders, according to reported comments from China Life chairman Yang Chao.
  • The China Banking Regulatory Commission will soon announce the second batch of qualified domestic institutional investor banks — those allowed to channel China's $1.8tr pool of personal savings into the international capital markets.