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  • 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.
  • CEE
    Kernel Holding has hired two international banks to work on a bond offering, the first corporate new issue from Ukraine since 2013.
  • 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.
  • Mizuho adds new head of FIG — Natixis loses Asia debt syndicate chief — Citi picks Campbell to head DCM for Aus, NZ — Uppal, Verma promoted in HSBC CMB shuffle — Mok named Citi country officer for Taiwan — Maybank hands regional roles to senior bankers — Deutsche names Apac global markets co-heads
  • Hong Kong Exchange (HKEX) chief executive Charles Li laid out the exchange’s plans for 2017, with a strong focus on expanding its RMB offering through new products such as Chinese treasury bond futures and connectivity with China’s bond market.
  • The number of foreign entities with direct access to the China Interbank Bond Market (CIBM) has increased with Ontario Pension Board, T. Rowe Price International and Standard Chartered Singapore among the inductees.
  • Beijing Capital Group Co fought its way through an extremely crowded Asia primary market to garner more than $2.2bn in demand for its bond outing.
  • China is looking to broaden the financing options of foreign firms by allowing them to list onshore and sell corporate bonds, the State Council said.
  • Sovereign issuers may have grabbed the headlines in Lat Am bonds on Wednesday, but the operator of Santiago’s metro system was certainly able to attract enough investor attention as it raised $500m of funding on Wednesday.
  • The Dominican Republic raised $1.2bn of debt on Wednesday close to its curve, taking advantage of strong demand for Lat Am credit.
  • Zhuhai Huafa Group Co on Thursday morning opened books for its debut dollar-denominated offering. Howver, the company is no stranger to offshore markets as it has previously sold a dim sum bond.
  • Argentina had attracted nearly $15bn of orders for its latest dollar issuance by Wednesday’s close, as both investors and bankers following the deal said they thought the sovereign may issue more than the $5bn it initially planned to sell.