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  • Chow Tai Fook has made a quick comeback to the offshore loan market, eyeing a smaller deal after closing a $1.3bn fundraising last March.
  • China Tian Lun Gas has closed an oversubscribed loan worth HK$2bn ($255m) after attracting 13 lenders in general syndication.
  • The International Development Association is preparing a short-term borrowing programme that the issuer told GlobalCapital will be similar in form to the commercial paper offerings of its peers the European Investment Bank and KfW. A second benchmark — likely to be in sterling or a niche currency — or a debut private medium-term note could follow, the borrower added.
  • The Indian government is offloading 50.76m shares in Axis Bank through an offer-for-sale, trimming its stake in the private sector lender as the end of the financial year looms.
  • Growing student loan debt has long been blamed for the lower rates of homeownership among younger Americans, and recent reports from the Federal Reserve back this up, showing that student loan debt has dented the housing market and eroded consumer financial health broadly.
  • The US CMBS sector is off to a strong start in February following a slower than usual opening to the year, with issuers enjoying heavy oversubscription levels and tight spreads for deals in the market at the start of the week.
  • Nikko Asset Management said it had hired Richard Kehoe as senior high yield analyst for its global fixed income team in London.
  • Spire Partners launched syndication on Aurium CLO V through Bank of America Merrill Lynch this week, the first euro CLO this year to be priced without an anchor from Norinchukin Bank. The senior notes were printed at 114bp, 6bp wider than the Japanese buyer’s recent commitments.
  • Banks have started marketing the sterling loan to fund the acquisition of a stake in Westbury Street Holdings, the parent company of Searcy’s champagne bars and Benugo coffee bars, with a £363m seven year term loan and a £91m eight year second lien on offer.
  • The Netherlands Development Finance Company (FMO) and the Bank of England hit screens with dollar mandates on Monday to start what should be a busy week of supply in the currency for public sector borrowers, according to bankers.
  • MSCI advised clients to move away from credit default swaps (CDS) as a means of hedging credit risk, as research said it may no longer be the most effective method of making short-term hedging bets.
  • The European Financial Stability Facility mandated banks on Monday for a long five year and a tap of its February 2043 bond.