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  • Asia’s offshore bond market has ground to a halt. Global market volatility, driven by in part by geopolitical risk, has left borrowers on the sidelines, waiting for what will they hope will be a more stable market in September. In the meantime, the only sign of resilience in the region comes from China, where local banks can be leaned on to anchor deals. Morgan Davis reports.
  • Standard Chartered has appointed a new head of syndicate, as well as a new head of DCM West and DCM East.
  • Deutsche Bank taps Ngan for ECM — Citi names first BRI head — Li emerges at Citic — Morgan Stanley promotes in SEA — Nomura hires for Korea DCM
  • Geely and BNP Paribas’s auto finance joint venture hit the Chinese securitization market with a bang this week, as domestic investors oversubscribed for its single tranche sale by three times. The deal came a week before Mercedes is scheduled to launch a similarly structured transaction, its first in China this year.
  • Dubai’s Emirates NBD is looking to roll over its $1.7bn loan signed in 2016, joining fellow Emirates lender Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank in the dollar loans market.
  • Standard Chartered has rearranged its primary and secondary debt business, creating a global credit markets team that will be run by Henrik Raber, its long-time capital markets head.
  • It is all part of the daily routine for us bankers to make and receive lots of phone calls, among which there will be a few from journalists.
  • India’s Reliance Communcations (RCom) tender and exchange offer, unveiled last week, would clear the issuer’s books of its $300m 6.5% 2020 bond. But since RCom defaulted on a payment for the notes last November, it is in no position to offer investors such paltry tender and exchange terms.
  • Chinese companies BOC Aviation and Digital China have launched offshore loans into general syndication, seeking $500m and $100m, respectively.
  • India’s Tata Motors has closed the senior syndication of an offshore loan worth $237.6m, helping the company fund the buyback of bonds due in 2020.
  • Some Latin American bond bankers said that a soft day in the region on Wednesday was even more worrying than Monday’s havoc as spreads continued to widen despite Turkish assets rebounding somewhat.
  • Once dominated by the ‘big three’ agencies, the RMBS ratings industry has welcomed new entrants into the market after the financial crisis tarnished incumbents’ reputations. But Fitch Ratings told investors this week to be wary of the competition.