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  • China Chengtong Holdings Group debuted in the debt market on Tuesday, sealing a tight $500m deal as the state-owned operating company transitions to a new entity. But its foray wasn’t without questions, as bankers and investors debated the unrated credit’s status as a corporate or a financial.
  • Asian issuers are racing against the clock to push out new bonds, taking advantage of abundant liquidity and historically low yields. But with summer fast approaching, issuers — particularly high yield debut names — should go back to basics.
  • Hong Kong-listed Beijing Properties (Holdings) has approached banks for a $200m fresh money syndicated loan.
  • In the latest Clawback, columnist Philippe Espinasse dissects the IPO approval and rejection process in Hong Kong, as the city’s licensed bankers play musical chairs.
  • The Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEX) is planning to launch a platform for pre-IPO funding of early stage companies using blockchain technology next year, its chief executive said this week.
  • Hong Kong-listed Sunac China Holdings has set its sights on the debt market for a dual tranche dollar bond, one week after sealing a HK$4.03bn ($516.2m) top-up placement.
  • HNA Commercial Reit is searching for arrangers for its Singapore IPO after Bank of America Merrill Lynch pulled out from the deal. But the real estate investment trust’s listing may have to wait until its troubled parent can rebuild confidence in its name, said a source close to the transaction.
  • The European Central Bank’s decision to curtail wind down entities' access to repo liquidity materially increases the risk of a covered bond maturity extension or default, and is not consistent with its mission as lender of last resort or its previously benign approach to the asset class.
  • The Singapore Exchange has admitted its 59th derivatives trading member, I-Access Investors, which is based in Hong Kong.
  • Cryptocurrencies are making inroads into traditional capital markets territory, and there is certainly money to be made, but, as Tuesday’s hard fork in Bitcoin shows, the market has a long way to go before it is sufficiently stable to be anything more than a curiosity.
  • The North American Derivatives Exchange, owned by IG Group, has some deficiencies in the way it monitors trading violations, according to the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
  • Pricing on Akbank’s one year loan refinancing dipped by 10bp as political turmoil in Turkey appears to have died down since president Recep Erdoğan won a referendum to consolidate power in April.