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    Enticing conditions for Yankee issuers in the dollar market allowed HSBC to raise $5bn of holding company level senior debt in its first major deal of the year on Monday, and allowed BNP Paribas to brush aside any nervousness about the French elections for $1.25bn of tier two capital.
  • Argentina has earned its first positive rating action since the triple upgrade that followed its emergence from default last year, as Moody’s placed the sovereign’s B3 rating on positive outlook on Monday evening.
  • ICBC International Holdings, through Horsepower Finance, raised $650m on Monday, reaching its $1.2bn debt-raising cap given by regulators last year.
  • As the market buckles up for a March rate hike, some fixed income investors are playing it safe, becoming price sensitive to new issues. Against that backdrop, China SCE Property Holdings priced a five non call three on Monday with guidance unchanged throughout the day.
  • Singapore’s status as the go-to hub for Asia’s real estate investment trusts appears to be under some threat, with two Asian issuers taking their business to Hong Kong and Indonesia in recent weeks. But concerns that Singapore could lose its Reit crown are overblown — the asset class is set to remain well under its dominion.
  • Chinese onshore bonds are eligible to join the Citi Fixed Income Indices for the first time, the bank said this week. This follows last week’s publication of new guidelines by the State Administration of Foreign Exchange (Safe), which opened the door to foreign investors trading FX derivatives onshore.
  • Tsinghua Unigroup, part of Chinese state-owned Tsinghua Holdings, is set to sign its debut international loan at $701m — more than twice the launch size of $300m.
  • State Bank of India has increased its latest fundraising in the syndicated loan market to $750m, fully exercising a $150m greenshoe. Allocations to the foreign branches of Indian banks accounted for 40% of the final facility.
  • Singapore-listed commodities trader Noble Group returned to the international bond market on Monday after a hiatus of nearly three years. Despite the continuous noise around the credit, investors appear to have put the company’s past behind them as they piled into the $750m deal.
  • Chinese firm Inner Mongolia Energy Engineering Co is vying for approval to list in Hong Kong, according to a filing on Monday.
  • Indian film maker and distributor Eros International has launched its maiden dollar bond with books building quickly during the Asia morning, as it competes with Export-Import Bank of China.
  • The CEO of HKEX may be keen for Saudi Aramco to list in Hong Kong but as our columnist Clawback explains, there are more reasons for the Saudi oil giant to bypass the city’s exchange than to pick it for a listing.