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  • The leads working on the government of Mongolia’s keenly-watched dollar bond have opened books, guiding investors towards a seven year deal at the 8.25% area.
  • Mexican autoparts manufacturer Nemak will begin a roadshow next week ahead of a planned euro-denominated bond debut, looking to become the third Mexican issuer of 2017 — and the third in euros.
  • Landlocked South American sovereign Paraguay is likely to return to international bond markets early this month after nominating Bank of America Merrill Lynch and Citi to run its next debt sale.
  • International asset managers are pushing for a more liberal version of the upcoming China-Hong Kong ETF Connect, with the focus on whether ETFs will be considered as stocks or funds by the regulators.
  • China Orient Asset Management (International) Holdings’ proposed Rmb2.8bn ($407m) Panda bond programme on the Shanghai Stock Exchange has been cancelled.
  • BlackRock has received the very first RMB qualified foreign institutional investor (RQFII) quota under the US allocation from the State Administration of Foreign Exchange, in yet another sign that global asset managers are ready to boost their China investments.
  • BioPharma Credit, the closed end investment company focused on life sciences, has announced the largest UK IPO of the year so far.
  • Natwest Markets, the wholesale banking business of Royal Bank of Scotland, has hired for its bond trading team Hussain Nasser, who left SC Lowy in November.
  • Multilateral development agency International Investment Bank (IIB) launched a debut Schuldschein (SSD) on Wednesday.
  • ABS
    VW’s UK auto lease ABS, Driver UK Five, priced its £340m 2.02 year class ‘A’ at 45bp, the tight end of the mid-high 40s guidance, as the issuer aimed to re-establish its pricing in the market after last year’s emissions manipulation scandal.
  • Air Liquide successfully traversed souring investor appetite towards French risk on Wednesday to print a €600m 10-year trade amid a fresh furor in the run up to the country’s presidential elections.
  • The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) has published a technical guidance document aimed at regulatory authorities to enable them to set rules on assigning uniform global Unique Transaction Identifiers (UTIs) to over-the-counter derivatives transactions.