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  • Lehman Brothers has transferred Mark Ames, European head of structured credit trading in London, to New York to become head of fixed income client strategy. He will report to Ken Umezaki, head of fixed income strategy, and Tom Humphrey, head of fixed income sales, according to Tarun Jotwani, head of international credit markets in London. Ames, Umezaki and Humphrey could not be reached ahead of the long weekend.
  • JAPAN
  • The People's Republic of China revealed this week that it is planning to launch a $1.5bn dual currency bond before the end of the year. The benchmark issue will be split between a $1bn 10 year global bond and a Eu500m issue.
  • Taiwan this week became the first Asian country outside Japan to launch a catastrophe bond.
  • Westpac Banking Group returned to the capital markets this week with a A$750m five year bond. The self-led transaction was launched and priced within 24 hours, and, buoyed by domestic demand, proved a success.
  • September promises to be a hectic time for Korean primary issuance, with several banks kicking off a flood of new deals.
  • Hong Kong
  • Nomura Securities is bookrunner for the sale of its own stock being offloaded by troubled Resona Bank. The deal is being packaged as a domestic placement, but foreign funds, which own about 29% of the investment bank, can apply for the institutional offer, which will total 20% of the placement.
  • JBWere and Grange First Provident on Wednesday raised gross proceeds of A$80.9m for Prime Retail Group. Prime, a small Australian real estate investment trust, this week announced the purchase of roughly half a $488m portfolio of shopping centres in the US state of California.
  • Mizuho Securities is adding to the recent swell of Japanese leasing securitisations, bringing deals for Century Leasing System Inc and Asahigin Leasing Co to the market. Leasing companies are rushing to close deals before September 30, the halfway point in Japan's fiscal year. Last week Mizuho placed a combined ¥24.6bn of notes for Tokyo Leasing Co and The Daiwa Factor and Leasing Co.
  • China
  • HSBC and Development Bank of Singapore have launched the three year dual tranche loan-style FRN for GP Batteries International.