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  • Asian equity capital markets jolted back into life this week, with a handful of overnight blocks signalling the end of the summer lull during the constant furore on the Korean peninsula. Despite the uncertainty, bankers predict equity markets will absorb the noise and battle through. Jonathan Breen reports.
  • As expected, no euro issuers were tempted to compete with the European Central Bank meeting on Thursday, however British Land took the opportunity to bring its first senior bond since 2006.
  • Debut benchmark covered bonds issued this week by Banco di Desio e della Brianza and Nykredit were preceded by Danske Hypotek’s inaugural deal, and with new names expected to follow later this year, the number of active issuers should reach new heights.
  • JD.com has hired five banks to arrange its $500m debut in the international loan market, making it the latest borrower from China’s red-hot technology sector on the prowl for funds.
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    Turkey ignored softness in the market to double the size of its 30 year dollar bonds on Wednesday, after reopening its May 2047s for a further $1.75bn.
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    Russia’s Far-Eastern Shipping Company (Fesco) has reached a milestone in its dollar bond restructuring saga, after almost half of the holders of its bonds agreed to some key terms.
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    US prosecutors have widened the net in their case against Turkey’s Halkbank after bringing new charges against the country’s former economy minister and the bank's former general manager for breaking Iranian sanctions, sending Halkbank assets lower but not hitting the rest of the country’s banking sector.
  • Nationwide Building Society was looking to cement the outstanding secondary market performance of its £550m core capital deferred shares (CCDS) by issuing roughly £500m more of the rare product on Thursday.
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    Rating agency Moody’s has slapped beleaguered Russian private bank Otkritie with a two notch rating downgrade this week, as subordinated debt holders in the bailed out bank look set to take heavy losses.
  • Pricing has emerged for a $250m borrowing for Gajah Tunggal, an Indonesian tyre maker, according to bankers.
  • Tajikistan has announced initial price thoughts of 8% for its debut 10 year dollar bond, giving it a an eye-catching premium over comparable sovereign debt.
  • China Aoyuan Property Group took advantage of an improvement in its credit metrics and a recent ratings upgrade to return to the debt market for the second time this year, netting its targeted $250m in the process.