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  • Nomura hires for Greater China ECM, rejigs SG coverage – ANZ levfin banker relocates – Loh joins Scotiabank Apac syndications – RBI loosens hedging rules
  • Remember the days of limitless expense accounts, client entertainment, obligatory five star travel arrangements for managing directors and lowly analysts alike? Well, things are certainly not what they used to be.
  • Wuhan Metro Group Co’s debut green bond on Wednesday was a landmark for China’s local government financing vehicles (LGFVs), as the company pulled off a $400m perpetual transaction.
  • Hong Kong conglomerate New World Development Co printed its first green bond this week, raising $310m. While its green efforts were lauded, the company’s lack of rating kept many investors at bay.
  • Shanghai Junshi Biosciences kicked off pre-deal investor education for its Hong Kong listing this week, following close behind Chinese telecommunications software provider AsiaInfo Technologies.
  • China-based Mobvista has launched bookbuilding for a potential HK$1.63bn ($208m) IPO in Hong Kong, following the listing success of some of its peers.
  • Indian state-owned Power Finance Corp had to abandon a new change of control language to keep investors focused on its $500m 10 year bond issuance, which was printed amid talks of a possible merger.
  • As the Chinese offshore bond pipeline continues to build, it is inevitable that issuers will increasingly use anchor order support to get their deals past the finish line. But the reliability of this approach was thrown into question this week, writes Addison Gong.
  • WuXi AppTec’s Hong Kong IPO is set to be yet another test case of investor appetite for biotechnology names, as the company kicked off its chunky HK$7.5bn ($958m) flotation this week. With all eyes on the offering, its performance in both primary and secondary can have ramifications for other listing hopefuls in the city, writes Christie Ou.
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    VTB Capital has no interest in adopting blockchain technology for banking, said Dmitry Snesar, VTB’s head of client coverage, at VTB Capital’s Russia Calling conference in Moscow this week.
  • Shares and bonds of UK holidays operator Thomas Cook took a beating this week, after it reported low earnings and high net debt, which it blamed on weak local demand and currency effects. But investors saw the company as a victim of poor management, rather than domestic Brexit turbulence.
  • Shandong Iron & Steel Group, Excellence Commercial Properties and Sunshine 100 China Holdings completed their offshore fundraising exercises on Wednesday after announcing their deals with final price guidance.