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  • Peter Lammer and Jan Hruska, the co-founders of UK cybersecurity company Sophos Group, have sold the last of their stock in the company before it is due to be acquired by US private equity fund Thoma Bravo next year.
  • Groupe BPCE benefited from a bookbuilding process that was shorter than usual on a visit to the Samurai bond market this week, raising about $670m equivalent of preferred and non-preferred senior debt.
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    Compelling evidence emerged this week showing how much liquidity local investors are still looking to deploy in the Swiss franc market as the year’s end looms. On Monday, it took just 45 minutes for books to open and close on three clips of Pfandbriefbank paper.
  • For most people, holidays are a way to escape from the frenetic reality of day to day life. Some opt for sandy beaches, others a snowy mountain peak, but the aim is generally the same — relaxation.
  • Commerzbank hires Ho for bonds — HSBC Securities names co-CEOs for Korea
  • China Bohai Bank has begun working with four Chinese banks on a multi-billion-dollar IPO expected in Hong Kong next year, according to a source familiar with the matter.
  • Loans bankers are having a tough time at the moment, forced to reflect on a difficult year and struggling for new deals as bonus season looms. They are spending the last few weeks of December tweaking pitches — but most admit they have little confidence about a boom in 2020. Pan Yue reports.
  • Investors have dumped Peking University Founder Group Co’s $2.95bn of dollar bonds after a default by the company in onshore China rattled markets. But despite numerous default situations from the country making headlines this year, market participants are not hitting the panic button just yet, writes Addison Gong.
  • Crédit Agricole printed a Rmb1bn ($142m) three year renminbi bond in China on Wednesday. Despite being a senior preferred deal and including write-down and conversion to equity clauses, both new to onshore investors, the Panda still managed to achieve tight pricing and a well-covered book. Rebecca Feng reports.
  • China YuHua Education pocketed HK$2.02bn ($258.5m) from a convertible bond this week to buy back its outstanding CB, printing a deal that was tailored for hedge funds, writes Jonathan Breen.
  • Beijing Enterprises Clean Energy (BECE), a government-backed energy firm, came back to the exchange market on Wednesday for its second green Panda bond.
  • China Everbright Bank has raised $500m from a floating rate note that was heavily supported by Chinese banks.