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  • Securitization investors and traders have told GlobalCapital that CLO anchor investor Norinchukin Bank has taken a step back from both the US and European markets. As Tom Brown writes, some have suggested that the bank’s domestic regulator has voiced concerns about its surging holdings of senior CLO debt.
  • Fair Oaks Capital, a CLO issuer among the first to include ESG criteria in its deals, updated the capital structure of its latest deal to create split equity and a split senior triple-A rated tranche at the request of investors.
  • Pepper Money has mandated Citi and National Australia Bank as arrangers for its non-conforming UK RMBS deal Polaris 2019-1, the first securitization of loans originated by Pepper UK in the region and the first from the issuer to be pegged to Sonia.
  • China’s Hansoh Pharmaceutical Group has priced its HK$7.9bn ($1bn) Hong Kong Stock Exchange offering.
  • JP Morgan has hired former UBS banker David Xu to lead onshore equities as it readies the launch of its Mainland securities joint venture.
  • BlackRock and KKR will soon complete raising a $3bn loan to support a pipeline partnership project with Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC), according to bankers familiar with the deal.
  • Chinese securities houses and banks have suffered a rough two weeks that have hit their funding conditions. A lawsuit from China Merchants Bank (CMB) against Everbright Capital has brought even more worry to a market still recovering from the panic caused by Baoshang Bank’s takeover.
  • Derwent London, the UK commercial property developer, has shrugged off Brexit-related concerns about the outlook for the London real estate market to place a £175m convertible bond due in 2025 to finance a buyback of an older note due next month.
  • Chinese higher education provider Edvantage Group Holdings has begun pre-deal investor education for its Hong Kong IPO, according to a source familiar with the matter.
  • Nikko Asset Management has raised more than €144m from Japanese clients to launch a total loss-absorbing capacity (TLAC) fund. It will invest in loss-absorbing bonds issued by European and US globally systemic banks. Further ahead, the firm will explore diversifying its offering into minimum requirement for own funds and eligible liabilities (MREL) as well.
  • Chinese online tutoring company GSX Techedu has raised $207.9m after pricing its US listing at the mid-point of guidance, according to a source familiar with the matter.
  • Moody’s and Fitch took negative rating actions on Mexico within three minutes of each other late on Wednesday afternoon as concerns over state oil firm Pemex filtered into assessments of the sovereign’s creditworthiness.