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    Investors may be welcoming the final deals of 2016 this week, amid a precarious situation in Italy and a difficult result for Royal Bank of Scotland in the Bank of England’s stress tests.
  • State Power Investment Corp (SPIC) fired the starting pistol in Asia’s dollar bond market this week, selling a $1.2bn dual tranche offering on Tuesday. The state-owned enterprise played off its strong name and high rating, and ended up paying little by way of new issue premium, even though the market was volatile.
  • Wavin Duta Jaya, one of Indonesia’s largest makers of PVC pipes, is looking to list next year, having hired a trio of bookrunners for the transaction.
  • Investment grade corporate bond issuance kept up a steady pace this week, as borrowers took advantage of one of 2016’s last clear weeks for issuance. But far from being putt off by new issue premiums growing plump as turkeys in a market worried about interest rate risk, issuers know conditions could well be worse in the new year.
  • India’s Reliance Industries, which asked banks for feedback on a new loan to replace a $1.75bn borrowing signed in November 2013, has picked lenders to arrange the funds.
  • Samsung Electronics Co is toying with the idea of splitting itself in two and floating shares on an international exchange.
  • Asia’s debt capital markets opened with a bang on Wednesday with five issuers fighting for attention. Investors have plenty of choice including a euro deal and a trio of dollar offerings from Chinese FIG and corporate names.
  • South Korea's Shinhan Bank opened books to its second dollar tier two deal of the year Wednesday morning.
  • Huntington National Bank priced its sole prime auto deal of 2016, the latest in a slew of auto ABS offerings to feature a higher amount of loans with longer terms, a trend the market views as a risk to the sector.
  • US CLO issuers are rushing to market, filling the pipeline and looking to price and close a flurry of deals before the market effectively shuts ahead of risk retention implementation.
  • The ECB’s announcement it was planning leveraged lending rules for the banks it supervises has been polarising, confusing, and often emotional. But the market will come to appreciate it in time.
  • PDVSA is doing itself no favours by bending the truth about its financial situation. Bondholders are under no illusions about its troubles, so the company might as well be open with them.