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  • ASR Nederland brought its perpetual non-call 10 year restricted tier one (RT1) deal on Thursday, the first RT1 instrument to be issued in a core currency.
  • General Insurance Corp looks set to close the largest Indian IPO in seven years, after offering investors a whopping Rp113.7bn ($1.7bn) deal — and managing to cover 75% of the book on the first day. That was a rare show of early demand for an Indian listing, but the deal was simply too big to ignore, said local bankers. Jonathan Breen reports.
  • Cornerstone investors are becoming increasingly common in overseas loan syndications, especially those involving Indian borrowers. While some may argue that this goes against the true purpose of syndication, which is to spread risk, loans bankers believe the change is for the better as it introduces borrowers to sturdy lenders for future funding needs. Shruti Chaturvedi reports.
  • Innogy, the German utility split off from RWE in April 2016, on Wednesday announced it would be holding investor calls about a new benchmark 10 year debut green bond issue. Later in the day, Standard & Poor’s upgraded the issuer to BBB.
  • The UK's Financial Conduct Authority needs all hands on deck. It faces an iceberg of approaching regulation, Brexit, an asset management review and its day-to-day business. Plus, it is moving to Stratford, east London, in April.
  • Chailease Holding Co’s offering of global depositary shares, worth as much as $314m, has been covered to the full size including the greenshoe, said sources close to the transaction.
  • Chinese capital market bankers will be keeping a close eye on a crucial meeting of the country’s Communist Party next week, as China’s president, Xi Jinping, attempts to consolidate his power. Although analysts and economists admit it is hard to read the tea leaves, most think the country’s financial market reform efforts are going to gather pace in the next five years. Paolo Danese reports.
  • Bank of Zhengzhou Co’s inaugural offshore additional tier one (AT1) bond drew attention for the wrong reasons this week, after last-minute changes in the syndicate group — including one bank being dropped from the global co-ordinator group. Addison Gong reports.
  • ABS
    The European ABS market notched another record this week, as French issuer Socram Banque broke through post-crisis tight spread levels for a French auto ABS transaction.
  • A trio of Asian firms listing in the US have received stellar responses to their IPOs, with Qudian, Rise Education and Sea all getting the thumbs-up from investors.
  • Hong Kong will pursue the sale of a green bond next year, the city’s chief executive Carrie Lam announced in her first policy address this week.
  • An unnamed investor bagged MR489.3m ($116.1m) from the accelerated sale of shares in Malaysia’s Tenaga Nasional on Wednesday evening, after the deal priced at the tight end of the marketing range.