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  • Indonesia’s Tunas Baru Lampung printed its first international bond on Wednesday, a few months after attempting a transaction in Singapore dollars.
  • Sunny Optical Technology (Group) Company’s $600m bond debut tightened 15bp in the secondary market on its first day of trading, a clear sign of the rampant demand for technology credits. But despite the eye-catching tightening, even rival bankers thought the pricing was spot-on. Addison Gong reports.
  • Dermapharm Holding, the German pharmaceuticals company, has begun investor education for the first IPO on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange this year.
  • Moody’s upgraded the government of Mongolia’s long-term issuer and senior unsecured ratings to B3 from Caa1 on Thursday.
  • Export-Import Bank of India has tapped five banks for a new dollar bond. Meetings with fixed income investors in Asia, Europe and the US kicked off on Thursday.
  • State-owned Vietnam National Oil and Gas Group (PetroVietnam) has raised D5.6tr ($244.3m) from the IPO of subsidiary Binh Son Refining and Petrochemical Company — nearly $100m more than anticipated.
  • The Republic of the Philippines is marketing Asia’s first sovereign bond of the year, taking bids for a 10 year SEC-registered deal on Thursday.
  • Hidrovias do Brasil, the waterway logistics provider, drew a raucous reception on its international bond debut on Wednesday as the Brazilian company was able to price just inside where Rumo — its closest comp — issued last week, though just wide of where Rumo was trading.
  • Energy companies Genneia and MSU Energy will begin meeting bond investors this week as they look to become the first corporates from Argentina to tap cross-border debt markets this year.
  • Promoting RMB internationalisation is necessary for China to safeguard its national security, Anthony Leung, chairman and CEO of Nan Fung Group and former financial secretary of Hong Kong, told the Asian Financial Forum on January 16.
  • Mick Mulvaney, the acting director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), announced a wave of changes to rules overseen by the agency this week, including a potential revision of the Payday Rule, in addition to seeking public input on the agency’s operations.
  • Fast food chain Sonic Drive-In is marketing a securitization this week, with executives saying this month that they would be looking to lock in a “favorable” interest rate to refinance a 2016 deal.