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  • The emerging market bond pipeline remained strong this week with Turkish lender Finansbank the latest CEEMEA name to join the fray, after the borrower announced a one day roadshow for Wednesday. Meanwhile, Latin American borrowers are beginning to encounter some investor push-back.
  • The victory of Emmanuel Macron in France's presidential election opens wide the window between now and the UK general election for IPOs to be done. The block trades market is also strong, with several large deals completed so far this week.
  • Public sector borrowers are smashing records harder than Emmanuel Macron hammered Marine Le Pen in the weekend’s French presidential election, as the market gets back into full swing after the big political risk of the year passed with the best possible outcome.
  • Chinese mobile phone maker Xiaomi is sounding out lenders to refinance a $1bn dual tranche borrowing raised three years ago.
  • BoCom International Holdings Co has covered its HK$2.1bn ($265.6m) IPO after opening books last Friday with a strong cornerstone base, according to a banker on the deal.
  • Bumi Serpong Damai and ICBC Sydney jumped into the debt market on Tuesday, capitalising on the positive market sentiment following the French presidential election.
  • Shareholders of India’s Kotak Mahindra Bank have given it the nod to raise equity, in a deal that could fetch Rp57.3bn ($887m) based on its market price.
  • A $651m facility for Vedanta Group will be split into two tranches, one for overseas lenders and the other helmed by Indian banks, according to a banker close to the deal.
  • Former UBS banker Paul Au has resurfaced as the new head of fixed income at CMB International.
  • In China today CPI and PPI reports gave mixed signals that backed some early paying in swaps. Meanwhile, consolidation in the currency market gave way to a corrective dip in short swap rates, writes Deirdre Yeung of Total Derivatives.
  • India’s most popular matchmaking website Matrimony.com has refiled for an IPO with a new syndicate team and a smaller fundraising target.
  • Recent developments in Latin American new issue markets may have shown just how risk-tolerant the market has become, but there are signs that investors may be fighting back.