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  • Lloyds Banking Group sold its largest ever senior deal in the yen market this week, after a new ruling from the Japanese Financial Services Agency unlocked demand from regional banks in the country.
  • Big bank M&A is a fun parlour game. If one tires of discussing whether one hundred duck-sized horses could overpower one horse-sized duck, or which West Ham line-up 1980-present was strongest (2000-02 - Ed) it's always worth speculating about who ought to be buying who and why.
  • Banks have called for more regulation to create a global protocol to address cyber security attacks.
  • A flurry of changes have taken place in Credit Suisse’s Asia Pacific operations.
  • Nomura has hired Bank of America Merrill Lynch banker Anshul Trivedi to lead its Asia ex-Japan equity syndicate team, according to a memo seen by GlobalCapital Asia.
  • BNP Paribas has hired a new loans banker in Singapore even as a senior executive leaves its southeast Asia originations unit, sources close to the move said.
  • First Pacific Co is using a new $175m bond, as well as a bank loan, to help fund a tender offer, part of a liability management exercise.
  • The pre-summer IPO season is in full swing as issuers and banks look to lock in deals before investors pack their bags for the holidays.
  • 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.