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    European bank funding plans do not account for the redemption of about a quarter of the €740bn they borrowed from the European Central Bank through the targeted longer-term refinancing operations (TLTRO II), according to a report published by the European Banking Authority this week.
  • BNP Paribas has shut down its offshore banking unit in the Philippines, according to the country’s central bank.
  • DCM bankers in Asia have used a quiet August to prepare new bond deals for next month. But despite most bankers’ optimism that the coming weeks will be busy, many believe the second half of 2019 will be quiet compared with the same time last year as the market gets battered by volatility. Morgan Davis reports.
  • Foreign banks can now get a licence to act as lead underwriters for all deals in China’s domestic interbank bond market, signalling a further opening up of the Mainland’s financial market. But these licences will only make a marginal difference to a bank’s business.
  • The first IPO on the Bombay Stock Exchange’s new startup board is fully covered. Indian software consulting company Alphalogic Techsys has raised Rp61.8m ($862,000) from the listing.
  • Louis Dreyfus Asia has boosted the size of its annual borrowing to $650m from $500m after receiving commitments from 31 lenders.
  • Natixis has relocated London-based Kwong-Wing Law to Hong Kong to be its infrastructure finance head for Asia Pacific.
  • Freeport Indonesia, a mining company that was acquired by Asahan Aluminium (Inalum) last year, is in talks with 10 banks for a $3bn term loan for its capital expenditure.
  • Continental Finance priced its third securitization backed by a portfolio of subprime credit card accounts in what is expected to be a very slow week in the ABS primary market. Just one other deal is in the works as of Tuesday, a credit card ABS from repeat issuer Capital One.
  • US toymaker Hasbro is to take up on $3.6bn new debt to buy media company Entertainment One, acquiring porcine superstar Peppa Pig, among other brands, if rival bidders don’t scupper the deal. Hasbro may choose to pay a make-whole price to Entertainment One’s bondholders, who bought the company's issue less than three months ago, a research company predicts.
  • To make a real difference, green finance needs to prove it is tough on dirty companies. How can the sector look at the fires ravaging the Amazon region and still take comfort in having embraced a bond issued to finance cattle purchases there?
  • Europe's corporate bond market opened emphatically for business on Tuesday, as seven issuers banished all memories of the summer holiday. Despite there being plenty of choice for investors, demand was high across the board. Multiple deals were two to three times oversubscribed, while the largest, a €3.5bn four trancher from Siemens, the machinery maker, was nearly 4.5 times covered.