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  • Xinhu Zhongbao Co, Suning Appliance Group Co and Chengdu Communications Investment Group Corp kept up the steady supply of Chinese credits in the dollar market, raising $440m between them.
  • In this special round-up on China’s annual ‘Two Sessions’ parliamentary meeting, premier Li Keqiang promised a bigger tax cut than expected, increased the local government special purpose bond quota and demanded large commercial banks to boost their lending to small enterprises
  • Link Real Estate Investment Trust has pulled off a record-breaking equity-linked deal, issuing the first green convertible notes in Asia Pacific, according to a source close to the transaction.
  • China’s Dongying Fangyuan Nonferrous Metals and Dongying Lufang Metals Material received strong demand during syndication. They have now closed their joint borrowing, raising $430m.
  • SRI
    The Taxonomy of Sustainable Economic Activities, which green bond promoters hope will formalise the market and help it grow, has got stuck in the EU legislative process and risks not reaching the statute book before the European elections in May. That would mean the process having to be started again in August.
  • Europe’s corporate bond market could be read two ways this week. On one hand, conditions were superb for issuers — many large deals were brought and spreads were usually rammed tighter by 20bp or even 30bp during bookbuild, to fine or negligible new issue premiums.
  • Some EM bond investors were hopeful that Friday would see the concessionaire operating Quito’s new airport break a hiatus of more than three weeks in Latin American new issues, despite not pricing as scheduled on Thursday.
  • Government-owned Costa Rican lender Banco Nacional de Costa Rica (BNCR) is looking to buy back a portion of its shortest-dated international bond.
  • Caribbean cable company Digicel returned to the bond markets on Thursday with a senior secured bond deal that allows it to repay funds drawn down on its revolving credit facility, as well as its bank term loan A.
  • Saint-Gobain, the French building materials company, came in the second, weaker half of a very busy week in the European corporate bond new issue market. But although its €1.5bn of five and 12 year bonds were one of the deals rival bankers said had found cooler demand, those close to the deal insisted it had gone well.
  • Whether Vodafone’s £3.44bn issue of two and three year mandatorily convertible bonds on Tuesday this week ends up being judged a corporate finance success for the company may take time to discover. But it is already clear it was a great hit with investors — much more so than the first time Vodafone issued the structure in 2016.
  • Vodafone’s £3.4bn mandatorily convertible bond with share buyback language, sold to huge demand this week, may have created a new financial product. Certainly it will set off a maelstrom of analysis and pitching to clients, as banks seek other companies willing to try this daring structure. Jon Hay and Aidan Gregory report.