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  • Weeks of currency depreciation, emerging market outflows and violence domestically have taken a toll on Indonesia’s credit and equity markets, despite the central bank making some effort to assuage the volatility. What lies ahead for the country? Morgan Davis finds out.
  • It really is difficult sometimes to understand how people’s minds work. But as I have plenty of free time in my retirement, I do love to speculate.
  • The Export-Import Bank of Korea focused solely on floating rate notes for its $1.5bn dual-tranche bond outing on Wednesday, getting away with tight pricing thanks to robust buy-side demand.
  • Foxconn Industrial Internet held a one day bookbuild for its Rmb27.1bn ($4.24bn) A-share IPO on Thursday, eyeing the largest listing in the market in three years. The deal came with an innovative structure that includes several departures from standard flotations in China, writes Jonathan Breen.
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    Polish financial institution mBank has returned to the Swiss franc bond market. Like many sold in the past few weeks, the bonds were priced at the wider end of guidance — a sign that the market is returning to more conventional spread levels, and investors are expecting higher returns.
  • A spate of new IPOs might finally give investors something to shout about after a lacklustre, if busy, second quarter of the year. They are hopeful of the chance to be able to buy into growth companies having become increasingly unimpressed by the number of private equity sell-downs sent their way, write Aidan Gregory and Sam Kerr.
  • China Merchants Bank’s Hong Kong branch managed to lock in a tight spread without sacrificing size on its $500m floating rate note on Wednesday.
  • Qatar National Bank (QNB) came back to the offshore renminbi market this week, just two months after its last syndicated CNH transaction. The issuer raised Rmb600m ($94m) on Wednesday by selling a three year note in Taiwan, after investors demonstrated demand for its renminbi debt.
  • Emerging market loans bankers have resigned themselves to an early summer lull, but hopes are rising for a trio of countries from the Middle East to help buoy volumes towards the back end of the year.
  • Ithaca Energy and Imagina joined a recent spate of European leveraged finance issuers failing to price deals or amending documentation this week. Investors have said they are recalibrating their portfolios after bingeing on debt from certain sectors, despite generally strong appetite for speculative grade paper.
  • Proponents of the ISDA Common Domain Model say that if properly implemented, it could generate major cost savings for financial institutions. But what is it, what prompted its creation and how could it work with distributed ledger technology?
  • Governor of the Bank of England Mark Carney on Thursday urged markets to adopt alternative benchmarks to Libor like Sonia, saying that Libor was "overly reliant on expert judgment rather than actual transactions".