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  • Far East Horizon has opened into syndication a $580m-equivalent three year term loan via six mandated lead arrangers and bookrunners.
  • Samsung BioLogics has caught a break after a South Korean court suspended the disciplinary action brought against the company by the country’s financial regulator for alleged accounting fraud.
  • South Korea’s Suhyup Bank returned to the international bond market on Tuesday after a near five year hiatus to raise $300m.
  • AC Energy raised $225m from the first public green dollar bond from the Philippines, a deal in line with its renewable energy-related ambitions.
  • Investors swarmed to Johnson Electric Holdings’ maiden dollar bond transaction, allowing the borrower to raise $300m from a nearly six times oversubscribed deal at its peak.
  • Five high yield bond issues were launched in the US on Tuesday, and at least a couple more are expected on Wednesday and Thursday - fruit of the sharp turnround in sentiment in the past fortnight. This is lifting the spirits of bankers in London, who are finding it very hard to encourage issuers into the market.
  • Haitong UniTrust International Leasing, owned by Haitong International Securities, is seeking a $100m loan as its parent company also woos lenders to a separate, larger facility.
  • The end of the long weekend brought back the return of a weaker tone in bond markets on Tuesday as Latin American primary markets were silent despite bankers boasting of a reasonable pipeline.
  • Risk retention rules spelt out last week by Japan’s Financial Services Agency have become a key regulatory concern for CLO managers that sell triple-A debt to Japanese banks, although a consensus is building among US players that exemptions for open market CLOs will be approved by regulators.
  • SSA
    Three sterling deals hit the SSA market on Tuesday, bringing this year’s total volume to more than double last year’s and indicating that issuers and investors are yet to be put off by the confusion surrounding Brexit.
  • Two SSA borrowers will go head to head in the dollar market on Wednesday, bringing five year benchmarks with only 1bp difference in initial price thoughts.
  • SSA
    Spain came to market on Tuesday, printing its traditional January 10 year euro benchmark and receiving an overwhelming level of demand.