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  • International investors will be getting a more transparent look at China’s domestic green bonds, following a new initiative from the Luxembourg Stock Exchange (LuxSE) and the Shanghai Clearing House.
  • AIA Group wrapped up a swift deal during New York hours on Tuesday, taking advantage of the ample liquidity in the US market and investors’ appetite for longer tenors. The life insurance company’s $500m deal outperformed most recent trades — both in the primary and secondary markets.
  • Chinese banks appear to be taking a step back from lending aggressively after a rise in funding costs and tightening onshore liquidity combined to put pressure on their balance sheets. As they become more selective, there will be winners and losers in the loan market, writes Pan Yue.
  • BoCom International, the Hong Kong unit of China’s Bank of Communications, has launched a new HK$4bn ($509m) loan into general syndication, just weeks after its Macau unit opened a $500m club-style deal.
  • China Grand Automotive Services Co and Poly Property Group raised $300m and $350m, respectively, on Tuesday, squeezing through a narrow window before the Hong Kong market closes for a four-day break.
  • Hong Kong-listed conglomerate Fosun International launched a $500m loan into general syndication this week, according to bankers close to the deal.
  • The Kingdom of Bahrain has squashed its plans to issue conventional bonds but is forging ahead with its long seven year sukuk, putting out initial price guidance for the deal.
  • Some people may consider it a burden, but I like going to awards events hosted by financial publishers, especially now that I’ve retired. Schmoozing with my old buddies while enjoying some champagne and quality food is certainly not all that bad.
  • Asian bond issuers drew mixed responses this week as they pushed out last minute deals before regulatory funding quotas expire at the end of the month. As new issue premium demands and small fundraising sizes continue to hinder borrowers, attention has turned to whether the forthcoming holidays will bring a market reset. Morgan Davis reports.
  • Banca Carige said in a statement on Wednesday that market conditions were “not yet in place” for its planned tier two deal.
  • Monopolies can be bad but not always in market infrastructure. Want to clear interest rate swaps? Do it at LCH. Want to trade UK equities? You’ll want access to LSE. These institutions have pricing power but their network effects make markets function better.
  • Monopolies are bad — but not in market infrastructure. Want to clear interest rate swaps? Do it at LCH. Want to trade UK equities? You’ll want access to LSE. These institutions have pricing power, but enable network effects which make markets function better.