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  • Jamie Dimon, chief executive and chairman of JP Morgan, will be running the firm for at least the next five years, ending speculation that he will retire or run for office.
  • US private placement issuers are regularly selecting more than one agent to arrange a transaction, forcing fees down and arranging standards to slip, according to two agents.
  • ICBC Standard Bank has scooped up a new origination banker to join its emerging markets DCM team, focusing on central and eastern Europe, Turkey, Russia and the Middle East.
  • Dubai Islamic Bank on Tuesday launched the first public dollar bond this year from the Middle East, though the region's banks have been busy funding in other markets.
  • The US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CTFC) brought in a $46.6m haul on Monday after filing and settling spoofing charges against UBS, HSBC and Deutsche Bank.
  • Property developer China Evergrande Group opened books for a HK$23bn ($2.9bn) perpetual convertible bond on Tuesday evening, a deal that was much sought after by banks.
  • Future Land Development Holdings and Powerlong Real Estate Holdings sold their respective equity-linked notes with almost similar results on Monday. Both deals were fully increased and priced near the investor-friendly end of terms.
  • Asia’s capital markets have started the year with a bang, but a market this good can’t last forever. The steady supply of new deals coming out at increasingly tight levels is a sign of clear frothiness in the market. Just take a look at the investor enthusiasm for low-rated Indonesian deals for an example of how bullish investors have become when they should be thinking twice.
  • India’s Yes Bank raised $600m in its first offshore bond sale on Monday, as it makes international strides through its new banking unit.
  • Poly Real Estate Group Co, the investment-grade property arm of government-owned China Poly Group Corp, ended an near four year bond hiatus with a tightly priced transaction on Monday. But a volatile market and an aggressive narrowing in pricing caused a drastic drop in orders.
  • Chinese company Shandong Linglong Tire Co has chosen dollars and euros for its maiden overseas fundraising.
  • Recent heavy supply in the Asian dollar bond market has found its first victim in Yango Group Co, which called off a planned $250m deal on Monday. While the Chinese developer’s high leverage raised some concerns, volatility in US Treasuries also played its part in the underwhelming demand.