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  • E-commerce giant Alibaba Group Holding’s planned IPO of up to $20bn in Hong Kong is set to trigger a wave of other technology listings in the city, if successful. The timing couldn’t be better, as the US sets its sights on Chinese companies listed in New York. Gina Lee and Jonathan Breen report.
  • International Finance Corp has a funding capacity of up to $14bn for its upcoming financial year, which starts on July 1.
  • Iceberg Research, a short-selling research house which has published extensively on Noble Group, has turned its attention to Trafigura, claiming the commodities trading group has overvalued subordinated debt related to a Brazilian port it owns. Trafigura's bonds were down around two points on Thursday, just as bondholders in Nyrstar, a company it rescued, prepare to get paid out in new bonds issued by the commodity trader.
  • Sweden’s Svenska Cellulosa Aktiebolaget (SCA) has signed credit lines totalling Skr6bn ($638m), though the bulk of facility for the timber, pulp and paper company will remain undrawn.
  • Black Sea Trade and Development Bank sold its $400m five year bond on Wednesday at a spread flat to inside its own curve, despite some changes to the maturity of the deal.
  • Shanghai’s new high-tech board is set to welcome its maiden IPO after Suzhou HYC Technology Co kicks off its roadshow on Friday. The company will be the first Chinese issuer to use a market-driven price discovery process for its Rmb1.01bn ($145m) float, but bankers on the mainland have little doubt the deal will be a success. Rebecca Feng reports.
  • Finland’s SRV Group has extended its €100m revolving credit facility, as full refinancing operations remain elusive in what is proving to be a tough loans market in EMEA this year.
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    The Russian Federation is to increase its its 2029 and 2035 dollar bonds as the risk of further US sanctions against the country recedes and the prospect of lower of US interest rates has increased demand for the debt.
  • China’s recent measures to curb local government debt by restricting new offshore issuance from their financing vehicles led to one of the busiest weeks for the sector, as companies raced to beat the June 30 deadline when their regulatory quotas expire, writes Addison Gong.
  • Chinese video-based social media platform YY pocketed $850m from a well-timed dual-tranche convertible bond. The deal — launched after repeated indications of interest in US-listed stocks — landed on a burst of risk appetite that followed US president Donald Trump’s tweet confirming his meeting with Chinese leader Xi Jinping at the G20 gathering in Japan next week. Jonathan Breen reports.
  • I would like to think that most of the bankers I know pore over the minutiae of deal documents, but there are always exceptions to the rule.
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    The Republic of Serbia’s first international bond for six years took advantage of a wave of bond buying, after European Central Bank President Mario Draghi’s comments earlier this week signalled a growing chance of eurozone rate cuts.