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  • The Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency (Ireda) has been forced to hold off on its plans to sell a green Masala bond due to new regulatory approval requirements.
  • Roadshows have begun for the IPO of Celltrion Healthcare, the South Korean marketing affiliate of Celltrion, in a deal that can reach W1.008tr ($897m) if priced at the top of the range.
  • China’s Baidu is readying a dual-tranche dollar bond offering, mandating banks for the deal, while Melco Resorts Finance opened a tap of its May notes on Tuesday.
  • Greenland Hong Kong Holdings returned to the market on Tuesday for the second time in as many weeks, as Shandong Ruyi Technology Group Co and Hong Kong conglomerate Swire Pacific also launched dollar deals.
  • Best, the Chinese logistics company backed by Alibaba Group Holdings, has announced its intention to float on the New York Stock Exchange or the Nasdaq.
  • Instinet, the equity execution services arm of Nomura, has named Stuart Knowling as the new CEO for Asia Pacific.
  • Korea Development Bank is venturing out to the green financing market, launching a dollar bond at the Asia open on Tuesday.
  • Details around the Bond Connect are still trickling in just a week from the expected July 3 launch, with some analysts raising the spectre of a last minute U-turn by PBoC on its decision not to have aggregate quotas over the scheme.
  • L1 Retail, the retail division of holding company LetterOne, has agreed to buy UK health food retailer Holland & Barrett from Carlyle for £1.77bn. The deal comes after one global financial sponsors head at a bank forecast less traditional sponsors, such as LetterOne and SoftBank, to become important players in the buyout market.
  • Non-bank commercial mortgage lender Ladder Capital priced its first commercial mortgage-backed securities (CMBS) transaction last Friday, with investors demanding more spread to compensate for lower credit quality and liquidity compared to bank offerings.
  • Online lender SoFi and first time student loan ABS issuer College Avenue are bringing deals to a busy pipeline, as investor demand for new securitizations carries into the summer.
  • Playtech’s founder is selling a major chunk of his stake tonight, for up to £317.9m, after shares in the gaming software developer have surged 20.3% this year.