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  • China has come in for a lot of criticism for introducing more capital controls since the start of the year in order to combat outflows. While such restrictions clearly do not fit under the headline of financial liberalisation, the market needs to understand that they are a necessary evil for China to have enough time to correct economic imbalances.
  • A dual currency financing to back Indian company Intas Pharmaceuticals’ acquisition of a portfolio of assets in the UK and Ireland has attracted subscriptions totalling $350m, with banks given another week to commit.
  • Singapore’s Mapletree Investments raised S$625m ($438m) from its debt outing on Thursday, marking the first public Singapore dollar bond of the year.
  • Deutsche Bank has appointed two bankers as co-heads of global markets for Asia Pacific, following Michael Ormaechea’s decision to retire.
  • UBS is losing its Asia head of corporate client solutions, who is understood to have resigned on Thursday, according to sources.
  • Argentina could not wish for better market conditions as it prepares its crucial first bond of 2017, said Lat Am bankers this week. After many sleepless nights for DCM bankers pitching the deal, the South American sovereign on Wednesday mandated bookrunners, writes Oliver West.
  • Rather than waiting for the final go-ahead from the authorities, European banks are becoming creative with their bonds in order to bring total loss-absorbing capacity (TLAC) issuance.
  • Brazilian state-owned oil company Petrobras cemented its popularity as an improving credit story with a hugely oversubscribed $4bn new issue that flew above par in secondary markets, triggering a great week for Lat Am new issues and reiterating the renewed optimism around Latin America’s largest economy.
  • Honduras’s first bond issue in more than three years capped a roaring week for Latin American primary markets, with seven borrowers raising more than $7.5bn between them, when the issue was priced with a negative new issue premium.
  • The outlook for marketplace lending securitization issuance in 2017 is hazy, as lenders navigate new regulatory terrain and prepare their businesses for operating under a Donald Trump presidency.
  • The first social events of the year are landing in Leak’s inbox and beginning to fill up the yawning months of 2017 and keep us all sane. All work and no play makes Leak a dull read.
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