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  • Bank of Nova Scotia picked up £250m of senior funding at an attractive spread versus its euro levels on Thursday, but demand for the notes may have been stunted after Moody’s slashed the ratings on several Canadian banks in mid-May, including Scotia.
  • Fintech is all the rage these days, so it was no surprise when a chum of mine announced that he had joined a bank to help it embrace the digital age.
  • MS, CS promotions in Oz — ABN Amro FIG hire — Natixis names new fixed income head — Pakistan returns to MSCI EM — Citi Korea boosts overseas reach with new desks
  • Investors threw their weight behind two IPOs in Asia this week, with WuXi Biologics set to price at the top of expectations in Hong Kong and Singapore’s HRnetGroup getting covered across the range.
  • The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has put in place disclosure requirements for the issuance and listing of green debt from the country’s borrowers.
  • The Republic of the Maldives raised $200m from its maiden international bond on Wednesday, pushing Asia ex-Japan G3 sovereign debt issuance to $9.7bn year-to-date — the second highest volume since 2010.
  • Online gaming and media platform VNG Corp is eyeing a listing on the Nasdaq, potentially the first US IPO from a Vietnamese firm, according to a statement from the company.
  • Chinese automotive component supplier Xin Point Holdings started pre-marketing its Hong Kong IPO this week, and is eyeing up to $150m after getting a recent boost in confidence, according to a source close to the deal.
  • Hong Kong’s IPO market is awaiting jumbo deals from two Chinese state-owned enterprises this year, with Sinopec Marketing Co and China Tower seeking $10bn each. Both transactions are must-haves for ECM houses in the region, but getting a spot on the syndicate will be no easy feat. Jonathan Breen reports.
  • Latvia launched a €350m dual tranche tap of its 2026 and 2036 bonds on Thursday morning, its second visit to the international markets this year.
  • United Bank of Africa (UBA) is set to become the second Nigerian lender to tap the dollar market in less than two weeks after emerging with pricing for a debut five year deal on Thursday.
  • The offshore renminbi (CNH) reached its strongest point against the dollar since the start of the year on Thursday, despite China’s sovereign rating downgrade last week. Analysts say the sharp turn reflects Chinese regulators’ determination to keep the currency from falling ahead of renewed pressure from external factors.