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  • Indonesia has announced plans to meet investors in continental Europe next week ahead of a potential dual tranche euro and dollar bond placement.
  • The launch of a S$2.7bn ($1.95bn) IPO by NetLink Trust this week marks an important turning point in the fortunes of Singapore’s quiet equity capital market, with bankers hoping that more issuers may be tempted to take the plunge in the second half of 2017, write Aidan Gregory and Jonathan Breen.
  • A €179.4m loan to support Chinese company Aier Eye Hospital Group’s acquisition of Spanish firm Clinica Baviera has entered syndication with three banks at the helm. The deal is another example of Mainland firms’ eagerness to expand overseas, which is in turn giving the country’s lenders with similar ambitions a leg-up as they venture into relatively unexplored markets. Shruti Chaturvedi reports.
  • In the five years or so since the Libor scandal broke, or the 10 years since Libor itself broke as the financial crisis laid waste to interbank borrowing, the rate itself has done just fine.
  • Order book momentum for the first Australian conditional pass through (CPT) issued by Bank of Queensland (BoQ) was quick to build when the deal was finally launched on Thursday, owing to the “eye-catching” initial spread.
  • Haitong Securities filed a draft prospectus in Hong Kong on Wednesday for the spin off and listing of its leasing unit Haitong UniTrust. The IPO is expected to raise around $500m, according to a banker close to the deal.
  • For the first time since six eurozone central banks were mandated with buying corporate bonds, the European Central Bank has begun consolidating their data on bond holdings this week, after 15 MEPs demanded greater transparency. But the politicians already have their eyes on the next level of disclosure.
  • Lotte Chemical Titan Holding, the Malaysian arm of South Korean conglomerate Lotte Group, has finished bookbuilding for the largest Malaysian IPO since Astro Malaysia Holdings' listing in October 2012.
  • Fantasia Holdings Group returned to the high yield bond market for the second time this month, but was forced to pay heavily for a $300m deal.
  • High yield bond spreads widened out this week as investors suffered from indigestion after heavy supply from Chinese issuers. The buy-side is now more eager than ever for investment grade issuers to hit the market. Morgan Davis reports.
  • Kazakhstan’s Nostrum is planning a combined debt buy-back and new issue, and will meet investors from Monday and will be hoping to emulate the success of national oil champion KazMunayGas in April this year.
  • Phoenix Group Holdings (PGH) was able to ratched pricing in on a new dollar tier two on Thursday, after opening books on 10 year bullet deal during a strong week for subordinated financial bonds.