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  • Last week began with a cheery festive glow but soon changed to a cold chill once discussion turned to the challenges facing the market in 2017.
  • Bank of Communications Financial Leasing opened the week with a rare structured finance transaction on Monday, attracting bids for a $300m dual-tranche offering backed by loans that are secured by aircraft assets.
  • Chinese selfie app maker Meitu wrapped up its IPO at the bottom of guidance last week, raising HK$4.9bn ($631.5m) in fresh funds.
  • Yingda International Leasing has wrapped up a $250m two year loan with 14 banks joining the syndicate.
  • Central China Real Estate has hit the market for a $150m syndicated loan that will go towards refinancing outstanding — and more expensive — bonds.
  • Four local government financing vehicles (LGFVs) ventured into the debt market last Friday, raising a combined $615m. The high yield issuers flocked out to take advantage of regulatory approvals that will expire at the end of the year.
  • Allen & Overy has hired Wayne Lee as a partner in the Shanghai office, giving a fillip to its M&A and private equity capabilities.
  • Hong Kong’s market watchdogs are stepping up enforcement against the misuse of rights issues and open offers that substantially dilute the interests of minority shareholders.
  • A busy weekend for Chinese authorities as seven new currencies were named to be traded directly with the renminbi, the dollar fix breaks 6.9 again on Monday, and a clearing bank is appointed in Dubai.
  • Fitch has partially blamed Donald Trump’s election as US president for hurting Mexico’s economic prospects after it became the third major rating agency to place the sovereign’s credit rating on negative outlook this year.
  • Eight heads of funding and two DCM heads spoke to GlobalCapital about covered bonds and regulatory funding, the impact of the Term Long Term Refinancing Operation, the prospective end to the covered bond purchase programme and likelihood of limited funding windows next year.
  • Monex Credit Company, a precious metals dealer, is marketing a rare offering backed by purchase loans for precious metals.