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  • SSA
    This week's scorecard looks at the progress Nordic agencies have made in their funding programmes.
  • Arab Petroleum Investments Corporation (Apicorp) became the second issuer from the Gulf to tap the offshore renminbi market this week, making this year already the biggest on record for Gulf renminbi bonds.
  • CEE
    Turkcell, Turkey’s leading mobile phone operator, is preparing the ground for issuing a new Eurobond, and has applied to the country’s capital markets board for approval.
  • Bank of China joined its Chinese peers to sell floating rate notes (FRNs) offshore, while Fantasia Holdings Group Co added to the momentum in the high beta property sector. The two finished off an incredible week for both financial and corporate borrowers from the Mainland.
  • In the second of a four-part series of articles on China’s financial transformation, GlobalRMB considers the nation’s banking reforms, which will allow a horde of foreign banks to gain more traction in the country. At the same time, Chinese banks are moving in the opposite direction.
  • Standard Chartered announced solid profit growth for 2017, with the bank underlining that the rise of renminbi will continue to present business opportunities for the group, and that the currency could make up 5% of global payments by 2020.
  • Indian agriculture company UPL Corp grabbed $300m from the sale of a 10 year bullet maturity bond on Thursday, after fighting the weak market backdrop to get the deal done.
  • Weber Lo, country officer and chief executive of Hong Kong and Macau at Citi, has resigned from the bank effective May 1, according to an internal memo and confirmed by a bank spokesperson.
  • Invesco unveils a fixed income fund focused on Belt and Road countries, regulators release the first batch of qualified foreign institutional investor (QFII) quotas of 2018, and Boston-based Acadian Asset Management begins buying Chinese A-shares.
  • Stock Connect volumes and a broader RMB offering played a key role in helping the Hong Kong Exchange (HKEX) turn a profit last year.
  • Brian Gu, one of JP Morgan’s most senior investment bankers in Asia, has left the bank to join Chinese electric car startup XPENG Motors.
  • The IPO filing season in Hong Kong is picking up steam, with a number of issuers submitting their applications for new listings this week.