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  • Myanmar’s First Private Bank will become the fourth name to list on the country’s budding exchange, with its shares set to start trading on January 20.
  • South Korean game developer Netmarble Games is on track to start pre-marketing its up to W2tr ($1.7bn) IPO shortly after Chinese New Year, according to a banker working on the trade.
  • Investor Access, a platform which allows investors to submit orders for a new bond issue directly into the order book was deployed for the first time last week on a Commonwealth Bank of Australia sterling covered bond. Now work is underway to convince more dealers of the initiative’s worth.
  • Four corporates from Greater China announced their respective plans to sell bonds on Monday, setting the stage for a potentially busy week of primary issuance in Asia.
  • Right Lane, a subsidiary of Chinese conglomerate Legend Holdings, has approached the loan market for a $350m borrowing.
  • Temasek-owned Mapletree Investments is preparing a perpetual bond, hiring two firms to work on the transaction. The currency is yet to be decided, but the firm is mulling between US and Singapore dollars.
  • Morgan Stanley and UBS are looking to bump up their stakes in their respective securities joint ventures in China to the maximum 49%, said sources from both banks.
  • The People’s Bank of China (PBoC) went into reverse gear on Monday, weakening the dollar fix by 0.9%, China’s foreign currency reserves cling on to the $3tr level, and Shenzhen Connect sees slow but steady foreign interest.
  • Fast growing Argentine energy company Pampa Energía will begin investor meetings on Tuesday as it plans a much anticipated debut bond sale to refinance loans used to purchase Petrobras’ Argentine operations last year.
  • Dominican airport operator Aerodom’s move to use most of the proceeds from its upcoming debt issue to buy back existing bonds is credit positive, according to Standard & Poor’s.
  • The dollar covered bond market is in good shape, and it seems likely that issuers will want to follow the success of Bank of Montreal which last Wednesday issued the first benchmark of the year at a cheaper cost and in larger size than its previous deal issued six month ago.
  • Eurex will introduce CFTC-certified options on its VStoxx futures contract as it aims to increase US participation in the product.