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  • National Thermal Power Corp (NTPC) has become the second Indian company to seek long-term funding under the latest Reserve Bank of India guidelines — about five months after Power Finance Corp's similar, albeit unsuccessful, attempt. Given that precedent, NTPC will do well to keep its hopes in check.
  • GlobalCapital speaks to Wojtek Niebrzydowski, vice president, treasury, at Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce about the implications for Canadian covered bonds under the country’s newly proposed resolution regime and ask what SEC Reg AB rule revisions mean for SEC-registered covered bond programmes.
  • Andy Siow, a director in ANZ's Asia bond syndicate team, has left the bank about eight months after he joined.
  • BMW Automotive Finance (China) Co has tapped China’s auto loan asset-backed securities (ABS) market for the second time this year. The German carmaker bagged Rmb4bn ($595.4m) on August 8, less than a week after another foreign automaker, Nissan’s China joint venture, hit the market.
  • Singapore-listed Yangzijiang Shipbuilding (Holdings) is seeking a $200m three year borrowing, underpinned by a guarantee from its parent and a Chinese state-owned insurer.
  • The Hong Kong Exchange (HKEX) will suspend its offering of China ministry of finance treasury bond futures after the end of the year, while no official trading data was disclosed for the Bond Connect scheme in the bourse’s 2017 interim results report.
  • Country Garden Holdings Co is back in the market with a tap of its 2022 notes sold less than a month ago. Meanwhile, Jiangsu Bicon Pharmaceutical Listed Company is plotting a $300m fundraise from a three year bond.
  • India’s Cochin Shipyard, one of the few proxies to the defense sector, priced its Rp14.7bn ($230.6m) IPO at the top of expectations after demand trumped supply by an impressive 76.2 times.
  • Attractive arbitrage is encouraging more prime jumbo RMBS issuance, with JP Morgan set to launch a new $1bn deal this week.
  • LCH has agreed a 10 year contract for the continued provision of derivative and commodity clearing services to Euronext. Under the terms of the arrangement, Euronext swaps its 2.3% stake in LCH Group for an 11.1% holding in LCH SA, the French clearing house. The agreement should also lead to reduced clearing fees for derivatives trading.
  • Regulators bemoan the lack of comparability in capital standards — the main point of the leverage ratio, and Basel IV, is allegedly to make the capital ratios of different banks more comparable — but the easiest fix to the problem is disclosure, not output floors. Here are GlobalCapital’s suggestions:
  • The US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has reached a settlement with Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ (BTMU) after the bank admitted that one of its traders was spoofing the US Treasury and Eurodollar futures market.