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  • Citic Envirotech turned to the Singapore dollar market for a perpetual non-call three year bond this week, revising pricing 40bp from initial guidance. The company was helped by its deep roots in Singapore and its ownership by China’s Citic Group.
  • The Chinese Ministry of Finance (MoF) has begun mandating underwriters to issue two tranches of sovereign dollar bonds – the country’s first outing in the dollar market for more than a decade.
  • Indian Energy Exchange wrapped up its Rp10bn ($153.6m) IPO on Wednesday, closing more than two times subscribed. But it suffered a hiccup during bookbuilding after local regulators changed their stance on whether foreign investors could participate.
  • United Overseas Bank sold its first dollar-denominated AT1 bond this week, managing to widen its investor base after regular appearances in its domestic market.
  • Zhongsheng Group Holdings gave convertible bond investors a rare taste of sub-one year paper this week, replicating a structure that has gained popularity in the debt capital market for its ability to sidestep Chinese regulatory restrictions.
  • Don’t write an obituary for the dim sum bond market just yet. BOC Aviation and BMW showed there are still signs of life this week, pricing a pair of three year bonds that added variety to a market that clearly needs it.
  • Credit Suisse has expanded the responsibilities of two veteran bankers, naming one as the chairman of its Hong Kong operation and another as chief executive for Greater China.
  • Renewable energy firm China Singyes Solar Technologies Holdings’ new 364-day transaction saw a tight pricing on Wednesday, well inside its secondary curve.
  • There is little that can affect a veteran bond banker more than experiencing the joy of a debut issuer. Whether they’re happy with the funding costs, impressed by the deal size, or just basking in surprise that no-one took a closer look at their accounts, new issuers often bring a child-like innocence to the debt markets. Sometimes, however, they go too far.
  • China’s Haier Group Corp launched its inaugural perpetual dollar bond transaction on Thursday morning.
  • More and more companies are recognising the principle that the atmosphere’s ability to absorb greenhouse gases from combustion cannot remain a free resource forever.
  • Yunnan Water HK Co has made a swift return to the overseas loan market with a $150m three year deal.