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  • Hong Kong financial investment firm Sun Hung Kai & Co is in the market with a guaranteed Reg S dollar bond, to be issued by a wholly-owned subsidiary.
  • When China's free trade zone (FTZ) bond market was launched last December, regulators envisaged it as foreign investors’ fast lane into Chinese fixed income. But one year on, there are doubts over whether the market has a future — only one FTZ bond has been sold, and meanwhile the onshore bond market is enjoying a rapid rise.
  • Post-crisis financial regulations and stricter lending requirements are shaping the way millennials obtain and deal with credit, with the effects being felt in US mortgage and consumer debt markets.
  • Goldman Sachs is soon to close a block trade of its Dong Energy shares, its third sale since the IPO, with price guidance standing at Dkr320 to Dkr322 a share.
  • Neinor Homes, the Spanish builder, has chosen its first international bank as a lender this week, instead of a domestic bank. Its CEO, Juan Velayor, explained why to GlobalCapital.
  • A new $2.1bn single borrower CMBS deal, backed partly by Texas motel properties affected by Hurricane Harvey, is being lined up for sale.
  • ICE Futures Singapore, the energy, metals and forex derivatives exchange owned by Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), has admitted its fifth member, SinoPac Futures, based in Taiwan.
  • ING has reshuffled its line-up of syndicated finance bankers, creating a new European regional head role while relocating its global head from London.
  • A slew of companies announced roadshows for European bond issues on Wednesday, setting next week up to be one of the busiest for months.
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    Two of Europe’s biggest issuers are relaunching the sterling market in the wake of the summer lull this week — including one that more than doubled its initial target.
  • Europe's corporate bond market was firing on all cylinders on Wednesday. Three issuers launched deals, while others continue to fill up next week’s issuance pipeline.
  • Kommunalbanken made what bankers away from the trade described as an “excellent” choice of tenor with a dollar benchmark on Wednesday as it tightened pricing from guidance — something that not every issuer has been able to achieve in the currency over the last two weeks. Meanwhile, a Japanese issuer mandated for a trade that bankers expect to go well despite geopolitical tensions in Asia.