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  • Vingroup spun off its real estate arm, Vinhomes, in a D30.7tr ($1.35bn) equity offering this week, stunning the market with the largest listing in Vietnam’s history and in Asia this year. The spotlight has turned to the company’s use of a novel private placement-style structure that is fast becoming popular in the country. Jonathan Breen reports.
  • Nomura Holdings has applied to the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) to establish a joint venture securities firm in the country.
  • ReNew Power, a poster boy of India’s clean energy firms, is looking to raise as much as $1.4bn through an IPO as it revives public share sales in the sector.
  • Asia’s high yield market has been volatile throughout much of the year, but it has now gone from bad to worse. Secondary prices are diving, investors are becoming increasingly tight-lipped and bankers are starting to play the blame game. Morgan Davis and Addison Gong investigate.
  • A pair of Singapore Reits came to the equity market this week to raise funds for acquisitions, pocketing S$779.1m ($581.0m) between them.
  • Lenders to Vakifbank’s Turkish Islamic finance subsidiary got a 90bp reward for financing the smaller specialist financial institution over its parent company, according to bankers close to the transaction.
  • National Bank of Egypt (NBE) is due to launch a dollar denominated three year loan imminently.
  • German chemicals supplier Lanxess found a surprising lack of demand for its first bond issue since September 2016, which sent bankers scrambling to re-examine their plans for next week's burgeoning corporate pipeline. Lanxess's struggle comes as new issue premiums and how far deals tighten through the bookbuild are being increasingly scrutinised as the market begins to imagine life in the European corporate bond market without the safety net of quantitative easing. Nigel Owen reports.
  • A long-awaited civil settlement with the US Department of Justice this week could prove to be a boon for Royal Bank of Scotland, which has had the risk of heavy fines looming over it for some time.
  • Bank of Communications Hong Kong branch priced two dollar floaters alongside a Hong Kong dollar fixed rate bond on Wednesday, raising close to $1.7bn. A local government financing vehicle from China, Guangzhou Finance Holdings Group Co, wrapped up a $250m maiden bond.
  • Following another tough day for Argentine bonds, the country’s economy minister Nicolás Dujovne clarified after market close on Wednesday that the government was seeking a stand-by agreement from the IMF.
  • Empresas CMPC, the Chilean pulp and paper company, is the ideal company to venture into uncertain bond market waters, syndicate bankers said after the company announced roadshow plans.