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  • Veteran loans banker joins rival — HSBC names new India CEO — SBI Caps pulls out of debt syndication
  • Mainland telecommunications infrastructure giant China Tower raised HK$54.3bn ($6.9bn) this week after getting its mammoth float across the line at the bottom of guidance.
  • Chinese local government financing vehicle (LGFV) bonds are making a comeback in both the primary and secondary markets offshore, as the government suggests a shift in priorities from deleveraging to maintaining economic growth. But will the rally last — and for how long? Addison Gong reports.
  • Your humble columnist is hardly the typical follower of #metoo. I’m an aging colonial with a drinking habit, a Marco Polo Diamond card, and a storied career in the financial markets. But even I occasionally brace at the nonchalant dismissal of the opposite sex.
  • India’s most valuable lender, HDFC Bank, showed why it deserves the title this week, as it bagged $2.2bn from a dual-tranche fundraising that combined soaring demand for its shares at home and abroad. John Loh and Jonathan Breen report.
  • It’s not easy being green, but some bond issuers are finding it easier to be sustainable. Global issuers have embraced green bonds, using the funds raised to benefit environmentally-friendly projects. But as more issuers and investors look to align their finances with socially responsible investment options, some issuers are finding the green label to be limiting. Welcome the sustainability bond, writes Morgan Davis.
  • Indian companies are seeking chunky loans this year, with Tata Steel and Reliance Industries looking for $3.1bn and $2.7bn respectively. Bankers, who say Indian borrowers are still able to enjoy attractive pricing, expect more companies to take the opportunity for a cheaper refinancing. Pan Yue reports.
  • GAM Investments said it had suspended all subscriptions and redemptions in its unconstrained/absolute return bond funds, following “a high level of redemption requests”.
  • FMO has printed an onshore Georgian lari bond for the first time, with proceeds helping a drive to de-dollarise Georgia’s economy.
  • A group of Chinese investors lead by Zhongze Group has struck a deal to acquire Irish stockbroking group Goodbody, in the first step towards international expansion.
  • Housing Development Finance Corporation has launched a $750m loan into general syndication, after attracting one extra bank at the senior level.
  • As Asian exchanges increasingly embrace the US model for new listings — the introduction of variable voting rights being a case in point — disintermediated IPOs may perhaps soon be the next fad, writes Clawback.