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  • The Hong Kong Exchange’s China Ministry of Finance Treasury bond (T-bond) futures were given a lukewarm reception by investors in the first two weeks of trading. But experts say demand will pick up as China’s onshore bond market opens up further later this year.
  • Martin Egan has been elected chair of the International Capital Market Association at the trade body's annual general meeting in Luxembourg, replacing Spencer Lake.
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  • Bookbuilding for IRB InvIT Fund’s Rp46.5bn ($727.4m) IPO is having a slow start despite the hype surrounding India’s first infrastructure investment trust.
  • HSBC has reported a drop in overall profits for the first quarter of 2017, but strong growth in its Asian businesses as it continues to focus on the region.
  • Tokyo-headquartered Orix Corp, which provides financial and investment services, has tied up a $400m two year financing with a group of banks.
  • Crystal International Group has filed a listing application with the Hong Kong Stock Exchange for a $600m-$800m IPO.
  • ANZ’s cash profit jumped 23% in the six months ending March 31, buoyed by the lender’s moves to restructure its business and hive off some of its retail and wealth units.
  • The Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan is giving a fillip to its IPO market, rejigging rules to make the equity-raising process more efficient and less time consuming.
  • Sinochem Group subsidiary Sinochem International Corp is looking to raise $300m from a five year bond, according to a filing with the Shanghai Stock Exchange.
  • The Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka opened books for a new dollar offering on Thursday, braving a quiet week in Asia's debt capital markets.
  • Loans on a pair of New York office buildings will back two separate single asset CMBS offerings in coming weeks, with more conduit volume also expected, as analysts predict deal volume to surge past 2016 levels following a slow start to the year.