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  • Lloyds Banking Group found room to tighten pricing by 50bp for a new additional tier one (AT1) this week, though investors are having to second guess what a new prime minister in the UK might mean for the country’s approach to Brexit. At the same time Barclays added to its recent activity in the subordinated bond market, opening books on a tier two on Thursday.
  • China National Chemical Corp (ChemChina) surprised the market with a change in strategy for its latest bond offering this week. High profile as always, the state-owned company’s four-tranche transaction was smaller in size, but tighter in price. Addison Gong reports.
  • ESR Cayman, which builds and leases warehouses, has pulled its float on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, delaying the deal indefinitely.
  • Electrocomponents, an industrial and electronics distributor headquartered in London, has entered the US private placement market to refinance existing notes, according to sources in the market.
  • China’s Zhenro Properties Group wrapped up its first attempt at issuing perpetual bonds offshore this week, selling the note with a senior-to-perp differential that was tighter than some of its higher rated peers.
  • JP Morgan has made changes to its senior investment banking teams in Asia Pacific.
  • Sometimes work really can be all fun and games, as some Hong Kong fintech professionals are finding.
  • BNP promotes Greater China head to lead Apac CIB — New Shanghai tech board launched — China restricts SOE, LGFV bonds — India opens green bond exchange
  • As the first half of 2019 rapidly approaches, the Hong Kong Stock Exchange appears to have lost a lot of ground to its rival bourses in the US. But the market is more resilient than one might think.
  • The long-awaited London-Shanghai Stock Connect faced its first test this week as Huatai Securities went on the road with its sale of global depository receipts (GDRs) on the London Stock Exchange. More issuers could follow as mainland investors hunt for opportunities to use their offshore capital, said market participants. Jonathan Breen and Aidan Gregory report.
  • The Green and Social Bond Principles’ executive committee has decided to leave the Principles unchanged this year, but is publishing three new documents on Thursday to help market participants. It also plans to launch an Advisory Council, to enable it to listen better to the concerns of the market.
  • Lippo Malls Indonesia Retail Trust made its debut in the dollar market on Wednesday, diversifying its investor base and achieving quite a large deal size at an attractive price.