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  • Standard Chartered is realigning the reporting lines for its commercial banking and private banking businesses, following Anna Marrs’ resignation.
  • Qatar Investment Authority pocketed HK$5.2bn ($663.5m) on Tuesday from a simultaneous sell-down in Hong Kong-listed Lifestyle International Holdings and Lifestyle China Group.
  • Westpac Banking Corp has appointed Michael Correa as general manager for Asia Pacific.
  • There was a rare sighting in the Panda bond market this week, as international investors outnumbered their onshore counterparts. The Republic of the Philippines completed its first transaction in the asset class, taking home Rmb1.46bn ($230.8m).
  • China Xinhua Education Group has raised HK$1.3bn ($166.2m) after pricing its IPO at the middle of guidance, according to a source close to the deal.
  • Fitch Ratings said on Tuesday that Vrio Corp, AT&T’s Latin American subsidiary, was planning a $1.5bn international bond issue half denominated in Argentine pesos.
  • Senior banker Chris Marschall has joined Crédit Agricole as its new equity capital markets head for Asia Pacific, as the French bank starts building an ECM business in the region.
  • GlobalCapital revealed the winners of its Equity Capital Markets Awards 2017 at our third annual Awards Dinner in London on March 20. CEOs and CFOs were present to collect Awards for landmark deals such as the UniCredit and Santander rights issues and the IPOs of Allied Irish Banks and Pirelli.
  • Equipment financiers at the Investors’ Conference on Equipment Finance in New York this week encouraged investors to exercise caution when playing in a higher-yielding sector even as the market moves through what has been a remarkably benign credit environment.
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    A panel on gender parity in the workplace, hosted by Women’s Energy Network (WEN) last Wednesday in New York, pulled no punches in demanding that Wall Street stop hiding behind a culture that uses settlements to deal with sexual misconduct.
  • Investor demand has been strong for Uber’s self-arranged second leveraged loan, allowing the ride hailing company to increase the size of the deal from $1.25bn to $1.5bn.
  • Despite a string of credit issues at troubled US retailers, the sector has provided leveraged loan investors with the strongest gains in the year so far, said JP Morgan on Tuesday, while the CMBX index targeted by mall bears as the next Big Short has barely budged.