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    Yapi Kredi printed its $500m five year senior bond on Monday with a new issue premium of 20bp-25bp — a hefty but necessary concession, vindicated by the deal trading around re-offer on Tuesday.
  • Qatar National Bank has printed two dim sum bonds through JP Morgan, a bank whose commitment to Qatari issuers has been under scrutiny since the Middle East diplomatic crisis erupted in June 2017.
  • Dar Al Arkan has released initial price guidance for its dollar benchmark sukuk.
  • Singapore Exchange (SGX) on Thursday proposed changes to rules governing its clearing house, which it said should result in more appropriate contributions to its derivatives clearing fund.
  • After months of anticipation, the Philippines is finally planning to come to the Panda bond market on March 20 for a Rmb1.46bn ($230m) three year deal.
  • The Singapore Exchange is firing shots at the Hong Kong Stock Exchange once again to lure IPO-hopefuls, this time over the city’s ever closer political relationship with China. But Hong Kong can boast some clear advantages over its rival.
  • India’s Tata Sons has raised Rp89.9bn ($1.38bn) after boosting the size of an overnight block sale in Tata Consultancy Services, according to a source close to the deal.
  • China’s Xinyuan Real Estate Co has sold a par-priced $200m deal, paying one of the highest coupons for a public dollar bond in Asia so far this year.
  • Solusi Tunas Pratama is set to begin marketing a new $590m-equivalent financing in dollars and rupiah to retail lenders, said bankers close to the trade.
  • The UK’s Prudential Regulation Authority is standing its ground over its interpretation of Solvency II amid pressure from politicians and industry bodies. But on issues ranging from insurers’ capital requirements and assets to the UK’s departure from the EU and even what the PRA’s objectives should be, there is lively debate over how a future regulatory regime should look.
  • India’s NTPC sold its first dollar bond in two years on Monday, but the market backdrop forced the usually popular issuer to pay up.
  • South Korea’s Kookmin Bank returned to the Formosa bond market on Monday, raising $300m from a floating rate note (FRN). Taiwanese investors’ eagerness to buy Korean financial credits helped the issuer price a relatively cheap deal versus an international transaction.