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  • A spike in US Treasury yields on Thursday had a knock-on effect on bond spreads in Asia, posing an additional challenge for issuers ready to head out the gates next week.
  • Taipei Fubon Bank has hired Sean Liu, a former ANZ loans banker, to its Singapore office.
  • Private equity firm KKR has pocketed D4.88bn ($209.5m) after exiting Masan Group through Vietnam’s largest block trade, according to a source close to the deal.
  • The spread on Colombia’s $2bn new issue hung in close to reoffer levels on Thursday as the speed of the US Treasury sell-off spooked some EM investors, just as it seemed the asset class was returning to form.
  • Coca Cola’s Chile-based bottling business Embotelladora Andina (Andina) is planning to replace international debt with domestic bonds, after wrapping up a tender offer for its old 2023s.
  • Telecoms company Cable & Wireless sold $500m of eight year paper at the tight end of guidance to become the first high yield name from Latin America or the Caribbean to issue in dollars since July 12.
  • Colombia reopened Lat Am bond markets on Wednesday but Peru is likely to provide a greater test as it meets investors ahead of a proposed nuevo sol and dollar-denominated dual tranche deal.
  • Commercial real estate CLOs have boomed as an asset class in 2018 and have been a major driver of steepening competition among CRE lenders. But investors and issuers at CREFC’s inaugural CRE CLO conference in New York highlighted that there are still speed bumps that may prevent the market from taking off in 2019.
  • As environmental and social “impact” becomes a ubiquitous buzzword in financial markets, the risk of muddle and conflict over what it means has intensified, even giving rise to the term “impact washing”. But efforts to shed light and bring harmony are advancing rapidly, with three major contributions in the space of three weeks.
  • The International Finance Corp will launch next week at the World Bank/IMF annual meetings in Bali a set of Operating Principles for Impact Management, which are designed to complement the framework for analysing impact produced by the Impact Management Project.
  • UK local authorities could turn to the capital markets to fund council housing development after the prime minister Theresa May announced plans to scrap a long-standing cap on borrowing, writes Silas Brown.
  • Saudi Arabia’s newfound zeal for international loans is testing some lenders’ credit limits for the country, as banks prepare to digest an up to $50bn financing for Saudi Aramco. Michael Turner reports.