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  • Ronshine China Holdings became the only Asian issuer to sell a dollar bond this week in the run-up to Chinese New Year. But the company ended up bagging a mere $100m from its tap, despite rumours it was eyeing as much as $225m.
  • After a buoyant January, emerging markets took a hit this month, with volatility leading to the biggest outflows seen in more than a year. But this is likely to be just a short-term blip.
  • Vingroup is considering the spin-off and listing of its residential business Vinhomes in a deal that could be worth around $1bn, according to a source familiar with the matter.
  • India’s GMR Infrastructure has mandated three banks for the spin-off and listing of its airports unit, according to sources close to the matter.
  • Aluar, the Argentine aluminium producer, will look into the possibility of issuing local or international debt after the company’s board of directors approved a $300m bond shelf.
  • Jiangxi Bank has filed a draft prospectus for its Hong Kong IPO, with the Chinese lender appointing two firms as sponsors.
  • Brazilian steel producer CSN (Companhia Siderúrgica Nacional) has more than halved the size of a planned tender offer after completing a smaller than intended bond issue last week amid market volatility.
  • The Securities and Exchange Commission has settled charges with Deutsche Bank over the “misleading” of customers over the price of US CMBS bonds, ordering the bank to repay more than $3.7m to customers, on top of a $750,000 fine.
  • Purchasing Power, a speciality e-commerce retailer, is back in the ABS market after a three-year absence.
  • Natixis has securitized a commercial mortgage made to real estate investment firms RFR Holding and TriStar Capital secured on a brand new office building outside Seattle that is leased to Amazon.
  • A ruling last week by a US court exempting CLO managers from risk retention rules should boost supply of US CLOs, though demand may suffer, as regulated European investors will no longer be able to buy into US deals, said bankers. Likewise, European CLO spreads may tighten as the supply of compliant paper dwindles.
  • Greece’s return to capital markets last week drew nothing but praise on the day, but its subsequent performance in the secondary market has left something to be desired, said bankers.