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  • Stock market volatility quickly spread to bonds this week, bringing Asia’s dollar bond market to a near standstill. The hold-up has started to ease and issuers are preparing deals again, but the blip has created a backlog of bond issues that will flood the market after Chinese New Year. Morgan Davis reports.
  • GLP has raised Rmb1.2bn ($191m) from a nine year Panda bond on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange. The size of the Belt and Road branded deal was expanded, surprising some in the market.
  • The World Bank has priced $1.36bn of catastrophe bonds to provide earthquake protection to Mexico, Chile, Colombia and Peru, despite bondholders losing their principal on Mexico’s last cat bond after a quake in September.
  • Local government financing vehicles (LGFVs) from Fujian and Jiangxi braved the offshore debt market this week, after share prices across Asia and the US recovered from a bout of volatility. The two companies raised $500m between them.
  • South Korea’s Daegu Bank pulled off a bold $300m bond on Wednesday, choosing to price a deal with a generous new issue premium rather than delay the sale any further.
  • Aster DM Healthcare is finally set to launch its Rp9.8bn ($152.7m) IPO, having once again scaled back the deal size and changed the syndicate.
  • A-Living Services raised HK$4.1bn ($524.4m) from its IPO this week. It priced the deal below the midpoint of guidance, but it was well-received across all tranches.
  • A group of employees from Vincom Retail have raised Dong 4.51tr ($197.5m) after they sold a block of the company’s shares, upsizing the offer on the back of strong institutional demand.
  • The Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEX) is giving IPO hopefuls more flexibility to price outside of indicative price ranges set during marketing, bringing its listing rules more in line with the US.
  • Bond market participants said on Wednesday said that Latin American issuers could return in force on Thursday after another day of calm in markets.
  • Philippines-based Integrated Micro-Electronics (IMI) is planning to tap its shareholders for Ps5bn ($97.3m) of fresh capital. The company has priced its rights issue at an attractive discount to win them over.
  • I’ve only ever had to organise one wedding — mine and Tai Tai’s. And even then, my main task was to show up sober and say the right name at the right time. So I never really understood the stress and worry that went into putting together a big shindig. Until this week.