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  • A $300m three tranche loan for Korean lender Kookmin Bank is due to close by the end of this week, said bankers. The deal offers lenders a rare chance to take exposure to a Korean credit.
  • Chinese companies Tianqi Lithium Corp and Yankuang Group Company have set the stage for their offshore transactions, with both hitting the road this week. Qingdao Hengshun Zhongsheng Group Co, meanwhile, has received the green light from regulators for an up to $200m bond.
  • GAC-Sofinco Auto Finance is returning to the Chinese asset backed securities market seeking Rmb4bn ($602.9m) — its first outing since 2014.
  • Bank of China has mandated firms to sell a multi-currency green bond through its Paris branch.
  • Fixed-line telecom operator WTT HK, known as Wharf T&T until recently, is taking bids for a five non call three year bond on Tuesday after drumming up interest through a global roadshow.
  • Those hoping that Monday would bring clarity to the confusion surrounding Venezuela’s debt situation were out of luck as a meeting between the government and some bondholders offered no clues as to the country’s strategy.
  • Canadian insurance company Manulife Financial Corp kicked off a Singapore dollar-denominated subordinated green bond sale on Tuesday morning local time.
  • The Cleveland Federal Reserve issued a report last week sounding the alarm on the effect of marketplace loans on consumer balance sheets, and while market players have acknowledged some of the criticisms as valid, the industry has hit back against comparisons to the pre-crisis mortgage market.
  • After a long rally in US high yield credit, concerns over tax reform, weak earnings and merger struggles sparked a $2bn outflow from funds tracking the sector last week. Two energy issuers pulled deals during the week, but that did not stop three energy issuers stepping back into the market on Monday.
  • With spreads at historically tight levels, the CMBS market benefited from a big jump in loan refinancing during the third quarter to snap up collateral and win market share from life insurance companies, according to data from the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA).
  • The Inter-American Development Bank is evaluating a possible MP1bn ($52m) warehousing loan to finance a portfolio of small scale solar projects in Mexico with a view to supporting a subsequent securitization in the local capital markets, a model the development bank has used for previous projects.
  • UK based drinks manufacturer Diageo returned to corporate bond markets on Wednesday with a three year and long six year dual tranche offering, while German housing association Vonovia continued the recent trend for two year floating rate notes.