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  • Indian conglomerate Larsen & Toubro kicked off the listing of its infrastructure investment trust (InvIt) this week, pushing a novel private placement structure. Market participants predict that with the sponsor’s strong credentials, a desire for safe assets and a bigger investor pool, the deal could be the boost InvIts have been waiting for. Jonathan Breen reports.
  • Xiaomi Corp set its $10bn IPO in motion this week with an initial filing to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. The move is a big win for the city, as the Chinese smartphone maker will be the first high-profile issuer to make use of Hong Kong’s new listing rules that allow founders to control a company with weighted voting rights (WVR). John Loh reports.
  • David Lim has rejoined Credit Suisse in the newly created position of vice-chairman for private banking, southeast Asia, effective next week.
  • India’s Reliance Jio Infocomm has launched the biggest Samurai loan from an Asian company into general syndication, as it looks to leverage on Japanese onshore liquidity.
  • China’s Kingboard Chemical Holdings has returned to the offshore loan market for a HK$6bn ($764m) borrowing, less than six months after signing its last syndicated transaction.
  • Working in finance is a high stress job. Bankers work long hours, with the constant pressure of looking after clients’ money dangling over them.
  • China Aoyuan Property Group’s $200m bond dropped sharply in the secondary market on Thursday as global markets wreaked havoc on the company’s notes.
  • Emerging market borrowers in EMEA are increasingly asking for investment grade-style terms on their deals, such as different maturity structures on revolving credit facilities, causing consternation among lenders.
  • Turkey’s Garanti Bank has wrapped up its springtime loan refinancing, raising $1.4bn-equivalent and continuing the pricing trend seen among peers in recent weeks.
  • Supranationals are making the most of demand in Romanian lei, picking up short dated funding in the currency.
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    Sanctioned Russian aluminium company Rusal’s $500m 4.85% 2023s are once again trading and holders are expecting a rocky ride as compliance departments clash with analysts over their worth.
  • UBS has submitted an application to the China Securities Regulatory Commission to bump up the stake in its China joint venture to 51%, becoming the first international bank to take advantage of China’s recent move to open up its financial sector.