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  • Jyske Bank followed Danske Bank into the euro market for senior unsecured debt this week. But the product could soon become a rare sight in Denmark.
  • Yes Bank has dipped its toes into the Japanese Samurai loan market for the first time to raise ¥16.5bn ($150m), placing it among a handful of Indian firms that have tapped into yen liquidity. The move could inspire other Indian financial institutions to follow — provided the pricing advantage holds. John Loh reports.
  • UBS has named a top executive in Zurich to take over as its India country head from next year, according to an internal memo seen by GlobalCapital Asia.
  • Centratama Telekomunikasi Indonesia has launched a triple-tranche $390m financing into general syndication through two mandated lead arrangers and bookrunners.
  • China's big-shot technology companies rule the world, as Tencent made clear when it broke through the $500bn valuation mark this week. But more importantly, these firms aren’t afraid to let their bankers know it.
  • Greatship (India) and Sino Horizon Holdings are in the market with their latest financings, each offering three ticket levels.
  • Philippine homebuilder Vista Land & Lifescapes sealed a successful dollar deal on Monday, despite venturing into a shaky market full of sceptical high yield investors.
  • The Province of British Columbia (BC) completed its second Panda bond on Wednesday, raising Rmb1bn ($150.9m) from a three year deal. The issuer went ahead with the deal despite rising yields in China – pushing the coupon to the top half of the guidance range.
  • India’s surprise rating upgrade at the end of last week is expected to encourage more of the country’s issuers to head to the international bond market. But while state-owned enterprises are set to see their funding costs drop, many are unclear about the benefits to what they consider an already upbeat market. Morgan Davis reports.
  • Shandong International Trust is set to be a test case for international investor interest in Chinese trusts, as it readies the first such IPO on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. The sector’s opaque nature will pose a challenge, but if the company pulls off a successful listing, it will open the doors for others to follow, writes Jonathan Breen.
  • The dollar tranche of Ülker’s second loan of the year has been priced 20bp tighter than on its first loan of 2017, suggesting the market is swinging in Turkish borrowers’ favour as political noise in the country quietens down.
  • Direct Line Insurance is set to become the first insurer to sell a benchmark restricted tier one (RT1) deal in the sterling market. The UK insurer will use the proceeds from the transaction to buy back some of its older tier two notes and optimise its capital stack under Solvency II.