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  • Tencent Music Entertainment Group (TME) gave investors a year-end treat this week with 2018’s last billion-dollar IPO from an Asian issuer. It was paid back with a near 8% jump in its stock price on the first day of trading. But to succeed the firm had to cut its fundraising target and get realistic on pricing. Jonathan Breen reports.
  • Nordea Bank has said that it will be concentrating resources into two new operational units as it looks to strengthen its approach to managing and controlling risks across its business.
  • Corporate bond bankers in the US are predicting a further 10% fall in dollar supply in 2019 as more volatility and an expected fall in US M&A activity hits issuance. The predictions come after supply for December hit its lowest level on record.
  • Chinese sportswear company Anta Sports Products is in talks with its six-strong bank group, mulling the syndication strategy for a €2.2bn five year loan to support the acquisition of Finland’s Amer Sports Oyj.
  • Santander has picked up an ex-Deutsche Bank private debt banker for its MTN syndicate desk.
  • Italy is planning to syndicate bonds in the long end of the curve next year through inflation-linked and conventional formats.
  • As many as nine local government financing vehicles (LGFVs) came to the offshore bond market this week, relying on anchor orders to price deals before their regulatory quota expires. But as 2018 nears its end, the pressure the sector faces is far from over, writes Addison Gong.
  • Greenland Hong Kong Holdings closed the year with a $200m bond on Wednesday, as the high yield issuer took advantage of its anchor investors and the relatively positive market backdrop.
  • The depository arm of Canada’s TMX Group is testing a bond link with the Shanghai Clearing House, offering the latest way for foreign investors to access China’s onshore bond market. But while the new link will give Canadian and US investors more freedom to choose onshore dealers, it is unlikely to address some investors’ worries over privacy.
  • Samsung BioLogics resumed trading on Tuesday after its stock was suspended for almost a month, according to an announcement by South Korea’s stock exchange.
  • Hong Kong Exchange and Clearing hired from Citi's Hong Kong team in a bid to boost its post-trade capabilities on Stock Connect and beyond.
  • Chinese construction materials provider Pujiang International Group is seeking the greenlight for an IPO in Hong Kong.