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  • Zhejiang Provincial Energy Group is making its loan debut, seeking $300m to repay its dollar bond. As heightened regulatory scrutiny crimps liquidity onshore, Chinese borrowers are slowly looking to take the loan route — reigniting the age-old debate of loans versus bonds, writes Shruti Chaturvedi.
  • Dominance in one of its operational markets enabled Topaz Marine to raise $375m of five year money on Wednesday despite coming from what the leads acknowledge to be a ‘tough sector.’
  • Chinese state-owned Shandong Energy Group Co sealed a popular $300m three year debut on Wednesday off the back of a $3.2bn book, thanks to its strong government support and the attractive yield on offer.
  • Germany is headed for a clash with other EU member states, as it pushes to ease banking regulations for small institutions – a move obviously intended to favour its co-operative and savings banks.
  • After selling $150m of green residential mortgage-backed covered bonds to the International Financial Corporation, Garanti Bank expects to sell another deal to the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development.
  • Banque Ouest Africaine de Developpement (BOAD) offered investors a rare chance to buy longer dated investment grade African risk with a new 10 year benchmark on Thursday.
  • US cleaning products maker Diversey has accelerated commitments on its €1.6bn-equivalent of loans, backing Bain Capital’s $3.2bn carve-out of the business from Sealed Air, despite one investor in London expressing concern over the deal’s leverage.
  • A swathe of Indian insurers are readying IPOs that could raise some $3bn between them in the next several months, riding a resurgent FIG wave in the country. Expectations are running high that more transactions will hit screens in the second half of the year. John Loh reports.
  • Malaysia’s insurance sector looks poised for consolidation following a recent central bank directive that could kick off a flurry of IPOs.
  • China's State Council grants PBoC more power — Citic CLSA loses ECM syndicate head — UBS beefs up Asia DCM — StanChart hires two for loans — BAML debt banker makes exit — SGX brings back lunchtime break
  • Chinese state-owned Sinochem International Corp raised $300m from a five year bond on Tuesday, ending with a robust book of $2.6bn after wooing investors to its investment grade credentials.
  • The week started as they all do, with promises to exercise, to live healthily, to consume at least one vegetable that isn’t deep-fried. But although I awoke Monday with the will of Apollo, I soon found myself overwhelmed by Bacchus.