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    Lincoln National showed the resilience of the US high-grade as it racked up a bumper order book and enjoyed tight pricing.
  • Barclays has hired a new global head of electronic equities from Credit Suisse, following Stephen Dainton into the revamped UK firm, and signalling the importance of electronic execution.
  • The corporate bond market has stayed away from the eye of this week’s equity market correction storm, so far. Despite the enhanced volatility, €5.75bn of corporate bonds were priced. While none of the nine tranches have given investors much performance yet, equally, none have yet really underperformed.
  • Santander had lined up a “much higher bid” than the €1 it paid for Banco Popular last summer, claimed sources close to the Spanish bank’s resolution. They argued that the sales process would have been more competitive if the Single Resolution Board had allowed potential rescue bidders more time to consider their positions.
  • A tightly allocated book helped Huami Corp weather the storm in equity markets, with the New York Stock Exchange-listed company closing 2% higher on its debut.
  • Chinese department store operator Golden Eagle International Trading is back in the overseas loan market after a gap of three years for a $500m financing.
  • Sinochem Hong Kong (Group) Company has raised Rmb1bn ($158m) from a dim sum bond, reviving the sector for corporate issuers from the Mainland. Although market sentiment was not ideal, the issuer still managed to achieve a ‘good saving’ compared to both its onshore funding level and the likely funding cost it would face with a dollar deal.
  • Mainland consumer electronics giant Qingdao Haier is considering launching a flotation of Chinese D-shares on the Frankfurt-based China Europe International Exchange (Ceinex).
  • Indonesia’s Golden Energy and Resources nabbed $150m from a visit to the bond market but the market volatility cost the company, forcing it to pay the highest coupon for a dollar bond in the region so far this year.
  • Fantasia Holdings Group Co managed to take advantage of a stock market rebound that proved to be short-lived on Thursday, raising $300m from a 364-day trade. The company has around $1.6bn of onshore and offshore bonds maturing in the coming months, but managed to convince investors it has a plan to deal with this looming maturity risk.
  • Hong Kong’s markets regulator has sounded off another warning on cryptocurrencies, taking action against a number of exchanges and issuers of initial coin offerings (ICOs).
  • Indian state-owned Canara Bank is looking to raise up to Rp45bn in fresh capital. It increased the target by Rp10bn this week and plans to use methods including a qualified institutional placement and rights issue.