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  • The Single Resolution Board published a position paper on Brexit on Thursday in which it explained that it would take a "case-by-case" approach with banks that fail to meet the minimum requirement for own funds and eligible liabilities (MREL) as a result of the UK’s departure from the European Union.
  • A large UK council has held discussions with a selection of US private placement (US PP) arrangers over the possibility of raising more than £200m in a single issue, according to a senior banker familiar with the situation.
  • An unfortunately timed Gilt auction recorded the highest yield tail — an indicator typically inversely proportional to an auction’s perceived success — in nearly a decade on Thursday, as several UK government ministers resigned over the draft Brexit agreement with the EU. But SSA bankers said that while the tail was “optically” bad, the wider context meant the Gilt sale had been a success.
  • Beijing Enterprises Group and Youyuan International Holdings hit the loan market this week for their latest syndicated fundraisings.
  • Chinese local government financing vehicle (LGFV) Sichuan Transportation Investment Group Corp raised $350m from a three year bond on Wednesday, piercing through the secondary trading levels of its closest comparables.
  • Taiwan’s Mei Ta Industries and China’s New Hope Group have closed offshore borrowings, raising €245m and $150m, respectively. Ho Chi Minh City Power, meanwhile, has sealed Vietnam’s first onshore syndicated loan at D1.1bn ($47,000).
  • Chinese bank ICBC was forced to cancel its dual-tranche bond on Wednesday as a result of market conditions.
  • Hong Kong IPO hopefuls Babytree Group and Tongcheng-Elong Holdings announced deals drastically smaller than their initial targets this week. But despite the clear sign of trouble in the market, a few more Chinese companies are considering pushing ahead with their own listings before the end of the month. Jonathan Breen reports.
  • State Power Investment Corp’s $500m senior perpetual bond attracted plenty of demand in both the primary and secondary markets, despite coming with a structure that has fallen out of investor favour for much of 2018.
  • Enjoy the small things in life, so the saying goes, and when you have a bit of money, those small, frivolous, things can go a long way.
  • Export-Import Bank of Thailand has raised $300m from its first foray into the offshore bond market, generating $2.5bn of demand — and setting an important benchmark for the country’s issuers. Morgan Davis reports.
  • Bahrain-headquartered Gulf International Bank has successfully increased and closed a $500m loan, the bank announced on Wednesday.