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  • Subprime auto ABS issuance grew 3% in 2018 and continues to rise, according to S&P Global Ratings, which is flagging a surge in loan origination and heightened competition among lenders as a potential factor driving losses on the bonds for the remainder of 2019.
  • The People’s Bank of China (PBoC) will lower the reserve requirement ratio for small and medium sized firms, it said on Monday morning. The central bank announced the move amid worsening trade negotiations with the US.
  • In this round-up, US president Donald Trump threatened more tariffs days before the eleventh round of trade talks, Bond Connect gained 134 new foreign institutional investors in April thanks to Chinese bond inclusion, and China’s State Council standardised government investment.
  • The Islamic Republic of Pakistan’s sovereign bonds were among the best performers in high yield Asian debt in dollars last week, as the country neared an agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for a bailout.
  • Eagle Hospitality Trust has cut the floor of the initial price guidance for its Singapore IPO, hiking up the yield for investors while delaying the end of its roadshow, according to a source close to the deal.
  • Tencent Holdings has seen an impressive rally in the secondary market for its recently issued dollar bonds, a reflection of strong investor appetite for investment grade supply amid underwhelming issuance volumes in 2019.
  • China’s real estate company Greenland Holdings has returned to the offshore loan market after a two year absence, offering a juicier price this time.
  • Malaysian poultry producer Leong Hup International has closed its books for a long-anticipated MR1.18bn ($285m) IPO, which was more than ten times subscribed.
  • Ginnie Mae announced on Friday that it was considering making changes to its loan eligibility rulebook, as the government agency looks for new solutions to crack down on a continued pattern of aggressive refinancing in certain corners of the US mortgage market.
  • Altice, the international telecoms group led by Patrick Drahi, has set final terms for its jumbo high yield bond issue for its holding company, worth €2.8bn. It paid up compared with its curve to issue, but managed to place the second largest triple-C tranche ever issued in euros, a source said.
  • Société Générale’s financing and advisory operations again produced strong revenues in the first quarter, according to results announced on Friday. Revenue in global markets and investor services fell, however, and here the bank is slashing risk-weighted assets, to refocus its business.
  • Watches of Switzerland Group, the largest retailer of luxury watches in the UK, is exploring an IPO on the London Stock Exchange to cut its debt and allow its private equity owner Apollo Global Management to sell down some of its shares in the company.