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  • The National Bank of Oman (NBO) has mandated two local lenders to arrange a term loan. The deal comes amid a brief capital markets flurry in Oman, despite a tumultuous period for the cash-strapped Sultanate, which has seen its ratings downgraded.
  • The World Bank is targeting $50bn-$60bn of funding for its 2019/20 funding year, which began on July 1, and will keep busy during the summer.
  • Chinese banks are beefing up their loans business in southeast Asia, with Bank of Communications (BoCom) becoming the latest firm to set its sights on further expansion. While Mainland lenders are more active in the region than before, there are challenges to their growth, writes Pan Yue.
  • KommuneKredit returned to triple-A status with Standard & Poor’s on Wednesday, after it was downgraded a notch last summer following an overhaul of the rating agency's credit scoring methods for non-US public sector agencies.
  • Indonesian state-owned energy company Pertamina proved to the dollar bond market that quality credits can win over investors during turbulent times, as it navigated secondary market volatility this week to rake in $1.5bn from a chunky $10bn book. Morgan Davis reports.
  • Peruvian holding company Intercorp Peru issued more debt than initially intended on Wednesday after notching a heavily oversubscribed order book in its first international trade since 2015.
  • Brazilian conglomerate Cosan returned to bond markets on Wednesday with a $750m 10 year non-call five year trade that bankers on the deal said landed close to fair value.
  • Country Garden-linked Bright Scholar Education Holdings made its debut in the offshore bond market on Wednesday, raising $300m from a heavily-covered transaction.
  • China Great Wall Asset Management Co priced its first dollar bonds since May 2018, attracting investors amid subdued supply from the Chinese AMC sector.
  • International banks will finally be allowed to obtain a fully-fledged bond underwriting licence in China’s interbank bond market, giving a boost to their ambitions to expand in the mainland. But they will have to meet some very high standards before they can make progress. Rebecca Feng reports.
  • Wanda Sports Group has cut 38% off the size of its live US IPO, having reduced the stock on offer and trimmed price guidance as it confronts investors nervous over their unfamiliarity with the company.
  • A trio of ABS offerings were upsized in the primary market this week, while a total of eight deals were priced by Wednesday afternoon, bringing this week’s aggregate volume to approximately $4.6bn.