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  • Commercial Bank of Qatar is refinancing a $1bn loan signed in 2015, in one of the country’s first syndicated loan transactions since the Saudi Arabia-led boycott, which started in June 2017.
  • Standard Life Aberdeen announced on Wednesday that it was asking holders of a dollar-denominated tier two bond to change the documentation to reflect its new regulatory regime, after pricing a tender for other subordinated debt instruments earlier in the week.
  • Hainan Airlines, a unit of embattled HNA Group, offered a generous 12% coupon for its $100m notes on Wednesday, reflecting the limited appeal among investors for the Chinese credit.
  • I made myself a guest again at the annual autumn sales by the venerable auction houses, which are a regular fixture of the Hong Kong social calendar.
  • South Korean bond issuers have defied a volatile market over the past week or so, selling $2.5bn of offshore bonds and giving a rare bit of good news for debt bankers — who admit they are nervous about the future. Addison Gong reports.
  • Foreign appetite for China’s ABS market is growing fast, although the trade war and market infrastructure still pose challenges, according to panellists at IMN’s first Asian Structured Credit Summit on October 24.
  • Two Chinese state-owned enterprises (SOEs), China Petrochemical Corp (Sinopec) and State Power Investment Corp (SPIC), picked a short-lived issuance window to raise a combined $1.07bn on Wednesday.
  • China Gas Holdings doubled the size of its Panda bond to Rmb2bn ($288m) on Wednesday, thanks to strong demand from investors, according to bankers.
  • The response to a refinancing loan for KKR-owned MMI International, a hard disk drive developer, has disappointed amid concerns around a Chinese consortium’s planned acquisition of the Singapore-based firm. What lies ahead for the borrower? Pan Yue finds out.
  • Global equity markets were slammed this week, with a rout on Wednesday wiping out all the gains this year in the US. Amid the turmoil, a handful of technology firms were awaiting approvals to list in Hong Kong — some are expected to take a cautious approach but most are gearing up for a last-minute dash to find a closing IPO window. Jonathan Breen reports.
  • South Africa is embarking on a series of investor update meetings, with no deal planned to follow.
  • The European Banking Authority said this week that one of its main priorities for 2019 would be to ensure that the decision making process for the minimum requirement for own funds and eligible liabilities (MREL) is clear, credible and consistent.