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    Covered bond investors believe spreads may widen, as sovereign bond yield rises shave off the relative value offered by the asset class and the European Central Bank prepares to end its purchase programmes. But the additional tier one (AT1) market is still thought to offer investors in bank debt unmatched opportunity.
  • Dubai Islamic Bank took advantage of a quiet market to raise $1bn with a skinny new issue premium on Tuesday, opening the sukuk market for financial issuers from the Gulf.
  • Aviva Investors has brought in experienced analyst Carmen Altenkirch as a sovereign analyst on its emerging market debt team.
  • China Evergrande Group made its debut in the equity-linked market on Tuesday, raising a hefty HK$18bn ($2.3bn) from a convertible bond — but not before slicing a third off the original deal size and rejigging its structure.
  • Equity investors have entered the New Year hungry for assets. Demand on deals has well exceeded initial volumes, leading to issuers increasing sale sizes.
  • Lao Feng Xiang Jewellery Hong Kong is dipping its toes into the offshore syndicated loan market for a $200m financing. This is the second firm in the Chinese jewellery sector to tap overseas investors this year.
  • Indiabulls Housing Finance brought the first social offshore rupee bond to the market on Tuesday, raising Rp3.15bn ($49.48m) through a private placement.
  • Far East Horizon is making a rapid comeback with an $800m fundraising just two months after allocating an identical loan, confident that banks will gobble it up.
  • BOC International and Jefferies have announced an agreement to jointly provide investment banking advisory and capital markets services to clients, according to a Tuesday press release.
  • Rabobank has priced a Rmb500m ($79m) offshore renminbi bond, taking advantage of a favourable CNH cross-currency swap rate. But despite the gradual pick-up in dim sum activity, the market is divided over whether the asset class will maintain its momentum.
  • Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEX) has signed a memorandum of understanding with New Zealand’s primary national stock exchange operator NZX to foster collaboration on a variety of issues.
  • Fitch Ratings has exited its joint venture in China. But far from being a step back, the move could allow the firm to set up a fully owned business. Although Fitch operated in the market for a decade, it was previously forced to play second fiddle to its local partner, said a source.