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  • Two holidays and September’s European Central Bank meeting will mean the next two weeks will offer short windows for issuance, but the success of the two deals that priced this week will inspire corporate bond issuers looking at the market.
  • A pair of toy retailers are hoping to list in Hong Kong, filing their respective IPO applications with the stock exchange recently. Investors could be forgiven for confusing the two.
  • Shinhan Bank has hired five firms to arrange a global roadshow gauging interests for what would be the South Korean commercial bank's second outing in US dollars this year.
  • Saudi Arabia considers issuing its first Panda bond, Ministry of Finance (MoF) plans to roll over Rmb600bn ($90.1bn) of debt by issuing special treasury bonds, and the Chinese premier piles pressure on state-owned enterprises (SOEs) directly owned by the State Council to deleverage more rapidly.
  • Future Supply Chain Solutions, one of India’s largest third-party logistics firms, is preparing to go public in a deal that is expected to raise around $100m, according to a banker working on the transaction.
  • Carnival Group International Holdings said its HK$2bn ($260m) rights issue will be available for subscription by Stock Connect investors in the Mainland.
  • A DBS-led syndicated loan for photovoltaic power plant developer Beijing Enterprises Clean Energy has been increased to HK$1.78bn ($227.5m) from HK$1.2bn.
  • Chengdu Dongfang Guangyi Investment Co will sell bonds in US dollars, according to a local authority.
  • CEE
    Otkritie Bank this week offloaded a 19.85% stake in Cypriot RBC Bank in a move that analysts said was an attempt to ease liquidity concerns after what had been a volatile few weeks for the lender. But they dismissed concerns over the sector as being overblown, saying any problems were largely confined to Otkritie.
  • The primary US ABS market is seeing activity despite the seasonal slump in issuance, with deals from GM Financial, American Credit Acceptance and OneMain Financial moving through the pipeline.
  • The success of the UK’s ring fencing rules, which one analyst described as “the worst idea the [Financial Conduct Authority] has ever put forward” will rely on the UK’s courts, which will have to agree how to transfer customers and assets for eight UK banks. The court process will start in November and kick into high gear ahead of the final deadline of January 2019.
  • The staid and centuries-old Schuldschein market used to be a humdrum affair, full of prudent German borrowers coupling with familiar lenders. But, with flocks of foreign lenders and borrowers entering the market, and some riskier credits with them, questions have arisen over whether the traditional deal structure is fit for purpose in racier times, write Silas Brown and Nell Mackenzie.