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Milk of human kindness

Banks these days go to great lengths to support new mothers, doing everything from extending vacation time to shaming managers who fire pregnant employees.

Taipan, January 19, 2017
Asia

Huarong AMC brings out 3yr, perp combo

China Huarong Asset Management Co offer investors a rare combination of a senior three year and a senior perpetual bond in its first outing of the year, snapping up $2.6bn across two tranches.

Addison Gong, January 19, 2017
Asia

Li Ning, Maybank blocks raise vendors combined $133m

TPG Stallion Holdings raised HK$542.7m ($70.0m) after offloading a chunk of its stock in Chinese firm Li Ning Co this week, while Malaysia’s Federal Land Development Authority (FELDA) sold a block of Maybank shares for MR281.7m ($63.3m).

Jonathan Breen, January 19, 2017
Asia

Asia fundraises drown out Trump volatility

Donald Trump will officially become president of the US on Friday, but it was clear this week that he poses no great upset to capital raising in Asia. Bond issuance was ablaze as bankers also soldiered on in equity and loan markets, despite a general air of caution around the swearing in. The GlobalCapital Asia team reports.

GlobalCapital, January 19, 2017
Asia

HKEX seeks new board to help stay top IPO city

The Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEX) has proposed creating a new board in a bid to remain a leading global IPO market.

Jonathan Breen, January 19, 2017
Asia

Anxious investors lose faith in soggy HK equity market

After some shocking first day flops in recent months, Hong Kong IPOs have become a nerve racking investment, and investors are responding by changing their approach to the city’s primary equity market. Investors have lost trust in their ability to assess an opportunity and are looking for reassurance from their peers, writes Jonathan Breen.

Jonathan Breen, January 19, 2017
Southpaw

Accountancy firms beaten back by banks in corporate finance

A downturn in UK dealmaking and a raft of challenges to their operating models has placed the corporate finance aspirations of professional services firms under the spotlight, writes David Rothnie.

David Rothnie, January 19, 2017
FIG

'Big initial flow' ends as FIG anticipates TLAC-heavy 2017

The year’s initial rush of FIG issuance subsided this week, but market participants are already positioning themselves for heavy supply of bail-inable senior bonds in later busy issuance windows.

Tyler Davies, January 19, 2017
Asia

Philippines lights up sovereign market with $2bn deal

The Republic of the Philippines grabbed $2bn from investors Wednesday, after rolling out a new 25 year note with a tender offer for existing investors.

Morgan Davis, January 19, 2017
Asia

Chinese issuers blitz the Asian markets before New Year

Repeat Chinese issuer Yuzhou Properties Company and debut credits Reward Science and Technology Industry Group Co and United Photovoltaics pushed into the busy Wednesday market, looking to close dollar deals before the holiday.

Addison Gong, January 19, 2017
CEE

First Ukrainian corporate mandate since 2013 emerges

Kernel Holding has hired two international banks to work on a bond offering, the first corporate new issue from Ukraine since 2013.

Virginia Furness, January 19, 2017
Asia

Updated: Kexim wiggles triple trancher into snug market

The Export-Import Bank of Korea (Kexim) raised $1.5bn Wednesday across three and five year tranches, less than a week after the Republic of Korea reopened the Asian sovereign market with a $1bn 10 year deal.

Morgan Davis, January 19, 2017

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