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  • China New Higher Education Group has become the latest of a string of companies from the education sector to access the offshore loan market for funds. While Chinese education firms have mostly been well received by banks, market observers cautioned against drawing broad-brush conclusions. Reputable schools with scale will still be a top pick for lenders, while their lesser-known peers may find frostier conditions. Shruti Chaturvedi reports.
  • Asian bond volumes soared this year, breaking records with $350bn of issuance. Can 2018 possibly be any better? Addison Gong attempts to find out.
  • Abu Dhabi National Oil Co’s $850m flotation of its petrol station chain Adnoc Distribution has been greeted warmly by the market, setting a good precedent for an expected wave of privatisations in the Middle East. Sam Kerr reports.
  • Back in my day, senior bankers knew the ins and outs of every trade that came across their desks. But it’s a whole different world now for those still in the industry.
  • Guirenniao Co was forced to pull its dollar bond on Tuesday as a result of unfavourable market conditions, as thinning liquidity in Asia at the year end took a toll on the issuer.
  • Chinese banks have enjoyed a stellar year for dollar additional tier one capital issuance, with Bank of Chongqing becoming the latest to join the party, achieving its target size and price on Wednesday.
  • Indian ECM bankers are lining up for a bumper end to the year, with a string of state-owned financial institutions preparing qualified institutional placements (QIPs). Jonathan Breen reports.
  • Nordea said on Thursday that it was expecting to save more than it had initially expected by re-domiciling in Finland, owing to lower costs from a series of consent solicitations and lower payments into resolution and deposit guarantee schemes.
  • One of the biggest chores of Christmas is getting out of shopping centres. Remembering where you parked the car, queuing to get out of the car park, then weaving through the traffic on a longer than usual trip home. One industry titan has decided it's time to head for the exit.
  • In a record-breaking year for CEEMEA bond issuance, JP Morgan has taken a definitive lead over Citi in the 2017 league tables. And with those two banks raising their market shares even further, some say there has been upward pressure on fees, as issuers fear the outcome of not mandating either of the two leaders.
  • Saudi Arabian Mining Co or Ma’aden, Saudi’s largest mining company, has amended a revolving credit facility that was due to mature at the end of the month.
  • Nigeria is expected to become only the fourth sovereign globally — and the first in Africa — to issue green bonds, by selling a $30m-equivalent five year or longer naira government bond next week.