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  • We all know the power of client meetings. Those face-to-face encounters are what can make or break us investment bankers. But sometimes those 'breaks' are beyond our control.
  • Indonesian coal company Toba Bara Sejahtra failed to make its debut in the dollar bond market this week, after a weak market backdrop and concerns about high yield credits dented investor appetite. But other firms looking for funding are not giving up just yet, writes Morgan Davis.
  • Hong Kong rolled out the first of its education sector IPOs this year on Monday, as China Xinhua Education Group kicked off bookbuilding to raise HK$1.5bn ($188m).
  • China-based GreenTree Hospitality Group has kicked off bookbuilding for an up to $349.2m IPO on the New York Stock Exchange, according to a filing with the US market regulator.
  • Up to eight banks in Hong Kong face action over IPO sponsorships, the regulator's head of enforcement revealed this week. UBS is appealing against the suspension of its licence, while ECM bankers are sweating over who will be next. Jonathan Breen and John Loh report.
  • A top US derivatives regulator on Wednesday went into battle against his European counterparts over their new proposal that will increase the stringency of the EU’s oversight of foreign clearing houses.
  • Tullow Oil, the group based in London that has most of its operations in Africa, was on course to print its new high yield bond in the 7% area this week. It was attracting interest from pension funds in need of assets with high returns, according to sources.
  • Republic of Côte d'Ivoire was already hitting milestones with its new dual tranche euro trade on Thursday. Its 30 year offering is both the longest ever euro bond from sub-Saharan Africa, and looks set to be one of the highest yielding euro-denominated bonds from any sovereign in recent years.
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    Gazprom made full use of its newly regained fully investment grade status on Wednesday to raise a larger than indicated €750m, flat to its indicative curve. The deal is the issuer’s longest euro denominated bond to date.
  • Société Générale said on Wednesday that Didier Valet, deputy chief executive of the bank and former head of CIB, would be leaving the group — a move driven by US authorities' investigation into the manipulation of Libor.
  • The ECB has published an addendum to serve as guidance for all future non-performing loans. The measure is non-binding and will serve as the basis for dialogue between the ECB and the banks it regulates directly.
  • Dong Yin Development, a subsidiary of China Orient Asset Management Co, has hit the syndicated loan market for the first time for a $100m transaction, according to a source close to the situation.