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  • The Republic of Korea looks set to be the first Asian sovereign to hit the international debt market in 2017, with plans to meet fixed income investors next week for a potential dollar bond.
  • ANZ has hired a former DCM syndicate banker from Citi for its Asia bonds desk.
  • Rabobank’s capital markets operation in Hong Kong has undergone senior staff changes with the departure of a veteran loans banker and the appointment of a new capital markets head.
  • The charge-off rate for prime credit cards hit a new low in December, with market watchers predicting that the sector should be able to withstand rate hikes in the coming year.
  • Arle Capital Partners reopened the equity block trade market in Emea for 2017 on Wednesday evening by offering a €114m block of shares in Parques Reunidos, the Spanish leisure park operator.
  • German chemicals producer BASF snatched a steal in sterling on Tuesday as it printed flat to its curve with a £300m long eight year trade that began 2017’s corporate bond issuance in the currency.
  • The IPO of Saudi Aramco is likely to remain a top talking point for equity capital markets bankers for much of 2017, but another Saudi deal that is likely to prove more straightforward to bring to market has taken another step forward.
  • A dual tranche global deal from the Asian Development Bank on Wednesday at least temporarily dashed hopes that this year could be strong for 10 year dollar benchmark issuance — although some bankers away from the trade felt that the problems were idiosyncratic rather than reflective of demand.
  • Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEX) plans to introduce options on the Chinese renminbi currency, as well as a US dollar/offshore renminbi contract, having gained approval from the Securities and Futures Commission of Hong Kong.
  • Timothy Massad, chairman of the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission, has resigned, with Republican commissioner J. Christopher Giancarlo widely expected to take up the job.
  • SSA
    KfW and Ireland brought euro deals on Wednesday at the very top end of size expectations, alleviating a little of the pressure on what is set to be an extremely busy year in the currency. The trades came the same day as Municipality Finance mandated for a euro benchmark and a request for proposals came from the European Financial Stability Facility.
  • Syndication of the acquisition financing loans for Lonza and Sibanye Gold is expected to begin soon, as loans bankers begin 2017 in an optimistic mood.