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  • Hong Kong-listed Huarong International Financial Holdings is gearing up for a Rmb2bn ($302.7m) Panda bond private placement, which would mark the financial issuer’s first outing in the asset class.
  • China YuHua Education Corp raised HK$936.7m ($120.1m) from a quick return to the equity market after listing in February.
  • China Eastern Airlines Corp has named banks to lead its first Singapore dollar bond, with a roadshow being held next week.
  • South Korean budget carrier Jin Air expects to raise as much as W381.6bn ($343.0m) with its IPO, which launches at the end of the month.
  • Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro’s announcement on Thursday that he would restructure the country’s debt left bondholders in “no man’s land”, after he appointed a politician that no US person is allowed to deal with as head of the restructuring group.
  • Mexican baked goods company Grupo Bimbo and a Panamanian bank are ready to bring variety to Latin America’s bond market next week after meeting bond investors this week.
  • Argentine lender Banco Hipotecario and Colombian utility EPM sold local currency deals on the international market this week but market participants said a limited buyer base is restricting momentum in these types of trades.
  • Inkia Energy, the Latin American power generation and distribution holding company, returned to the bond market on Thursday with a deal that divided opinion on relative value but performed strongly in the grey market.
  • SSA
    The European Financial Stability Facility should aim for a bond in the 10 to 12 year part of the curve if it wants to complete its funding for the year next week, according to an SSA syndicate official. Other upcoming euro supply includes Auckland Council.
  • Argentina this week jumped on momentum driven by the government’s impressive recent election performance to attract €11.5bn of orders for a triple tranche euro denominated bond — including a 30 year note that is rarely seen in the currency from EM borrowers. Oliver West reports.
  • Credit Suisse said in its third quarter numbers that its balance sheet had been swollen by another Sfr5.2bn of operational risk assets related to RMBS settlements it reached earlier this year and last year — demonstrating the absurdity of operational risk rules that in effect charge the bank’s shareholders twice for the same offence.
  • ABS
    Wells Fargo Securities has named its new head of debt capital markets, covering US investment grade debt, high yield debt and loan originations and executions.