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  • Investors, bankers and traders have lined up to pour scorn on Ghana finance minister Ken Ofori-Atta’s expectations that the country will issue $5bn-$10bn of century bonds before the end of the year, the first part of a plan to sell $50bn of such bonds.
  • BNP Paribas Fortis managed to get an oversubscribed order book for its seven year covered bond and priced the deal inside the previous Belgian issue from ING. However, the deal was unusually slow to build and, with market conditions deteriorating, spreads are expected to widen.
  • TD Securities has hired a FIG banker from Barclays into a new job in its European origination team
  • African private placements are expected to rise in the coming months as issuers eschew the high prices of public bonds after the emerging markets sell-off over the summer.
  • Gulf International Bank (GIB) has picked banks for a five year dollar benchmark, joining the stream of high quality issuance from Middle Eastern borrowers.
  • There is not enough flash in the markets anymore. After a whole generation of Silicon Valley geniuses made billions while dressed like stoned teenagers, style and panache seem to have taken a back seat. Thank heavens for the old guard.
  • Energy and commodities trader Mercuria is back in the loan market for its annual fundraising, seeking a $1.1bn multi-tranche borrowing.
  • Cryptocurrency mining company Bitmain Technologies Holding Co has joined a growing number of companies from the sector aiming for a Hong Kong IPO.
  • Indian electricity utility firm Tata Power has mandated five banks to lead a $245m borrowing, ending a two year hiatus from the offshore loan market.
  • Qinghai Provincial Investment Group Co successfully redeemed its $300m bond this week, giving a boost to its entire secondary curve and ending months of speculation about a possible default. But its debt-related troubles are not over just yet, writes Addison Gong.
  • Thailand Future Fund is due to announce a timeline for its long-delayed listing next week, as it gets ready to kick off bookbuilding in mid-October.
  • The People’s Bank of China has made long-awaited changes to its Panda bond guidelines, offering clarity to issuers that had previously been forced to deal with ambiguity and confusion. But bankers say the changes do not go far enough. Rebecca Feng reports.