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  • Last week’s tap of a KWG Group Holdings dollar bond triggered a debate between bankers about what makes for good market practice. The issuer may be an established and reputable one, but the tap was priced with the borrower still in an earnings blackout. If this sort of timing were to take hold, the Asian issuers as a whole will struggle to build a globally diversified investor base.
  • SNK Corp is set to launch an IPO using depository receipts (DRs) on the Korea Exchange next month. It is eyeing up to W169.7bn ($149.7m) in proceeds, according to a term sheet seen by GlobalCapital Asia.
  • China Railway Signal and Communication Corporation (CRSC), a Hong Kong-listed red-chip company, is seeking a Rmb10.5bn ($1.56bn) IPO on the new Shanghai Science and Technology Innovation board.
  • CMGE Technology Group and Haitong UniTrust International Leasing are keeping their IPO plans alive, having resubmitted applications to the Hong Kong's stock exchange.
  • Nasdaq-listed video streaming platform iQiyi has returned for a second time to the equity-linked market, having launched a one-day bookbuild on Tuesday for a convertible bond that could reach $1.05bn.
  • Fitch Ratings slashed the rating of Mexican textiles company Kaltex by three notches to CC on Monday, warning that the issuer could soon look to restructure its $320m senior unsecured notes maturing in April 2022.
  • Latin American borrowers can look forward to a continuation of supportive funding conditions thanks to the dovish turn of the Federal Reserve, according to a new report from Moody’s.
  • Mounting expectations that the US Federal Reserve could slash interest rates in 2019 is a prompting a new wave of redemptions among leveraged loan funds, similar to the selloff in the fourth quarter of last year that pushed CLO warehouses underwater and resulted in significant volatility through year end.
  • Oaktree Capital Management is using a combination note carve-out structure to execute its first deal of 2019, Oaktree CLO 2019-1, which will give the noteholder equity control of the deal while holding a piece of debt rated as investment grade.
  • ABS
    The White House on March 18 announced proposals to limit the amount of government student loans available to individual borrowers, a reform of the Higher Education Act meant to curb soaring student debt and which will likely result in a jump in private student loan ABS issuance.
  • Mortgage origination backed directly by institutional investors has taken hold in the Netherlands, and is now spreading further afield, with similar models expanding in Sweden and Australia. Direct origination now accounts for around a quarter of the Dutch market, with banks having lost share.
  • Europe’s most prolific corporate bond issuer re-entered the market on Monday for its second multi-tranche deal of the year, and issued €2.75bn, slightly more than at its €2.5bn outing in January. The book for Volkswagen Financial Services' three tranche issue was somewhat smaller this time, however.