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  • Leading Chinese technology firms including Alibaba Group Holdings, its affiliate Ant Financial and Tencent have swept into the loan market and are said to be seeking a collective $13bn-$14bn. Given their acquisitive tendencies, their latest fundraisings have found strong support from relationship lenders, despite political risks surrounding some of the targets, writes Shruti Chaturvedi.
  • FIG
    Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken (SEB) took advantage of buoyant market conditions that followed Wednesday’s US Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting, quickly attracting an oversubscribed order book for a dollar perpetual non-call five year additional tier one (AT1). At the same time, Caixa Geral mandated leads to roadshow a euro-denominated AT1.
  • State Bank of India’s central board has agreed a plan to raise up to Rp150bn ($2.3bn) in the equity capital market, according to a stock exchange filing on Wednesday.
  • UBS has made a number of new hires across its Asia Pacific businesses, according to memos seen by GlobalCapital Asia this week.
  • Chinese local government financing vehicle (LGFV) Fujian Zhanglong Group wrapped up a $200m tap of its bonds this week, as it aimed to get its funding out of the way ahead of any unpredictable moves in the US Treasury yield, said bankers close to the trade.
  • Hong Kong’s expat bankers have perfected the art of a post-party client meeting. And they are now showing the rest of the world how, as a young friend of mine just proved on a business trip to Sydney.
  • Asian dollar debt issuers breathed a sigh of relief this week as spreads tightened in secondary and the market stabilised on Thursday, following a widely expected interest rate hike announcement by the US Federal Reserve. The path is now clear for more aggressively priced bonds in the coming weeks, say market watchers. Morgan Davis reports.
  • Citi has reshuffled its southeast Asian corporate and investment banking (CIB) leadership, with David Biller and Jonathan Quek set to take on more responsibility.
  • South Korean mobile game developer Netmarble Games plans to submit its IPO prospectus on Friday and start pre-deal investor education on March 20, according to a banker working on the deal.
  • Avenue Supermarts upended the Indian equity capital market with its IPO, pricing the Rp18.7bn ($281m) deal at the top of expectations after receiving $20bn in orders.
  • The equity market for Chinese education companies in Hong Kong is heating up, with Minsheng Education Group Co, the first pure play university IPO from the mainland, finishing bookbuilding this week to much success. All the signs show that investors are excited about the sector, writes Jonathan Breen.
  • CEE
    Gazprom became only the second Russia corporate to target the 10 year maturity in dollars since 2013 on Thursday, emerging with initial price thoughts for a new 144A/Reg S benchmark.