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  • SSA
    The past week has been the busiest of the year so far in the international segment of the Swiss franc market, with European bank issuers accounting for much of the new issue flow.
  • Banks are circling the additional tier one market, looking to replicate very well received transactions from Crédit Agricole and ING Groep this week.
  • Tim Haywood has been dismissed from GAM for gross misconduct, after the absolute return bond fund he managed was suspended.
  • Société Générale’s €1bn eight year and Credi-Mutuel CIC’s €1bn five year are leading the way with the highest mark of all French covered bonds issued this year on GC Bond Marker. But with the survey still open on Caffil’s recent €1bn 10 year social debut, these two issuers could well be knocked off the top spot.
  • Bahrain Mumtalakat Holding Company, the country's sovereign wealth fund, sold its $600m five year sukuk on Wednesday at a level that was so tight it even took the deal’s lead managers by surprise.
  • CStone Pharmaceuticals will list Hong Kong’s first biotech IPO of 2019 next week, getting things moving with a deal that bankers said is a sign of a maturing market after 2018's rush of deals.
  • South Korean discount store chain Homeplus Stores is set to cash in on its properties as it readies a mammoth IPO for Homeplus Real Estate Investment Trust. The listing is being flagged by bankers on and off the deal as the spark needed to bring life to a languishing Korean Reit market. Jonathan Breen reports.
  • China Construction Bank (CCB) and China Citic Bank International this week priced Basel III-compliant tier two deals, raising $2.35bn between them. The deals represent only the latest supply from Asia’s bank capital market, which is gearing up for a busy year. Addison Gong reports.
  • Taiwanese banks are turning to southeast Asia to diversify their loan books, as they find it harder to get credit approval for loans to mainland China. But they are still getting used to the market — and some complain that pricing remains unpredictable. Pan Yue reports.
  • ABS
    Volkswagen Financial Services UK is launching a new auto ABS transaction from its UK master trust programme for approximately £500m at a time when both used and new UK car sales have started to decline. Crédit Agricole Corporate and Investment Bank is acting as arranger and lead manager.
  • Morgan Stanley names ECM head — Fasso joins PineBridge — Citi China makes promotions
  • Shriram Transport Finance Co raised $400m from first dollar bond on Wednesday, becoming the first Indian high yield borrower to tap the offshore market in just over a year.