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  • The day the president named him as Mexico’s new central bank chief, Alejandro Díaz de León tells GlobalCapital about the inflation challenge, and adds that the world’s central bankers should be keeping a close eye on the “atypical” business cycle in advanced economies.
  • I’ve been lucky to spend the years after my retirement never too far from my local, swilling drinks at Captain’s Bar with some good company. But the new crop of bankers retiring these days doesn’t seem content becoming a Hong Kong relic.
  • The Islamic Republic of Pakistan raised $2.5bn from a sukuk and a conventional bond on Thursday, finding strong support from the buy-side.
  • The inaugural issuance of Baikal bonds — denominated in renminbi and issued in Russia — has come closer this week as the Russian Ministry of Finance toured Hong Kong and Mainland China on a non-deal roadshow, sources told GlobalRMB.
  • Alibaba Group Holding navigated every roadblock on its way to a $7bn issuance on Wednesday, sealing the second largest corporate bond from Asia after its own $8bn debut three years ago. The unexpected sell-off in tech stocks and US Treasuries posed only a small challenge to the tech giant’s debt market return, writes Addison Gong.
  • One of the last batches of the year’s Hong Kong IPOs kept the market busy this week, even as investors started to wind down for the holidays.
  • Emirates Sembcorp secured the second project bond this year from the United Arab Emirates on Wednesday, and after a two day execution, the new deal came flat to fair value.
  • ING has hired a new head of financials credit trading as it looks to build up an EU financial trading desk in London.
  • EU Parliament and member states seem eager to give banks more time than initially proposed to implement the fundamental review of the trading book (FRTB), following industry concerns.
  • Chinese local government financing vehicle (LGFV) Gansu Provincial Highway Aviation Tourism Investment Group Co launched a euro bond on Thursday, returning to the debt market a year after its international debut.
  • Indonesian toll-road operator Jasa Marga is taking bids for the first ever offshore rupiah bond, throwing open what has been dubbed the Komodo bond market.
  • Fast food chain Wendy’s is preparing to serve up a whole business securitization that will refinance an older transaction, with the deal expected to close early in the New Year.