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  • South Korean carmaker Kia Motors has sent a request for proposals for a $648m financing to back the construction of a manufacturing facility in India, its first in the country. The loan is receiving plenty of attention from lenders looking to capitalise on opportunities in the south Asian country. Shruti Chaturvedi reports.
  • Much has been written about the weather in Hong Kong and its unpredictability. Anyone who has lived here for any length of time will know, it can lead to discomfiting situations, as one of my good friends found out this week.
  • HSBC’s former Asia Pacific leveraged and acquisition finance head Lyndon Hsu is understood to be heading to Standard Chartered to lead its levfin business.
  • It has been a long time coming but Indonesia has finally regained its investment grade status from all three major ratings agencies, after S&P boosted the sovereign’s rating to BBB- from BB+ with a stable outlook on May 19.
  • China National Chemical Corp (ChemChina) defied any jitters caused by Moody’s downgrade of China’s sovereign on Wednesday, pricing a senior perpetual bond. The only dollar debt issuer to brave the market, the state-owned company’s strong following helped it price inside fair value, said bankers.
  • Reliance Infrastructure has received the final go ahead from India’s market regulator to list its infrastructure investment fund, putting it on track to be the country’s third InvIT IPO.
  • Block deals are being printed in Asia with a vengeance this year, with follow-on activity already double that of IPOs. In the past few weeks, successive overnight bookbuilds and IPOs kept bankers busy as stocks hit record highs. Barring a major upset, the gravy train looks set to continue, writes John Loh.
  • Tim Throsby’s revamp is designed to switch Barclays back to a risk-on mindset and reignite growth in its European corporate finance business, writes David Rothnie
  • Hensoldt, the KKR-owned defence electronics firm, held a lender call on Wednesday morning for a €170m incremental term loan, following its acquisition of avionics business EuroAvionics. The deal comes as some investors are concerned the leveraged loan market could return to the extreme conditions of earlier in the year.
  • WuXi Biologics’ HK$3.9bn ($510.4m) IPO is off to a resounding start, with books multiple times covered within hours of opening on Thursday, according to bankers close to the deal.
  • South Korea’s Kookmin Bank is marketing a new five year floating rate dollar transaction, set to be listed in both Taipei and Singapore.
  • The Asia ex-Japan G3 bond market saw a slew of issuers from a variety of backgrounds hit the market on Thursday, with borrowers from Greater China as well as Indonesia venturing offshore.