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  • US data centre firm Equinix has doubled the size of its euro term loan offering to €1bn, as it looks to acquire 29 data facilities from Verizon for $3.6bn, even as one investor noted an unusual 50% collateral cap on the firm’s secured debt.
  • Mizuho has hired three technology bankers to join its San Francisco office, part of the firm's new tech operation, launched earlier this year
  • Equate Petrochemical Company, the Kuwaiti energy firm that made its global bond market debut in October, is on track to become only the second borrower from the jurisdiction to issue in sukuk format.
  • Fitch has hired the former head of loan capital markets within Commerzbank’s leveraged finance team, who joins the agency’s corporate rating operation.
  • Lazard announced on Thursday that it has hired Will Lawes as a managing director in financial advisory, joining in January.
  • Goldman has promoted David Solomon and Harvey Schwartz to become presidents and co-chief operating officers, after Gary Cohn agreed to join the incoming Trump administration.
  • UBS is set to lose its co-head of ECM solutions for Asia at the end of the year, sources told GlobalCapital Asia this week. His departure comes two months after the bank said Hong Kong's regulator was investigating it for its role in IPOs, though the two events are thought to be unrelated.
  • Local government financing vehicle (LGFV) Xuzhou Hi-Tech Industrial Development Zone State Asset Management Co and property developer China Vanke Co announced their respective dollar-denominated bonds on Thursday, following the US Federal Reserve’s decision to lift interest rates.
  • Hong Kong-based AMTD has found its way into the league table for Asia’s top 50 DCM bookrunners just one year after kicking off its capital markets and advisory business. For Calvin Choi, chairman, this is only the beginning. In an interview with Asiamoney’s Rashmi Kumar, Choi shares his plans for the firm including international expansion and a potential listing.
  • India’s equity capital markets are at their healthiest in half a decade, having emerged from an extended period of lacklustre activity. The country’s positive macro story combined with the diversity of companies on offer means the outlook remains bright for 2017. Jonathan Breen reports.
  • Faced with a low margin environment and intense competition at home, Taiwanese banks have been looking outward for growth. But as they diversify away from China due to regulatory and political pressure, lenders from the island nation face new challenges on due diligence. Shruti Chaturvedi reports.
  • Citi is boosting links between its private bank, and corporate and investment bank, naming Kevin Lam as Asia Pacific business development head between the two divisions.