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  • Selfie touch-up app maker Meitu is on the verge of shaking up the Hong Kong ECM market as it brings the largest technology listing in the city in nearly a decade. Market participants will be watching in anticipation how the $750m IPO performs as it holds the key to the future of the tech sector in the city. Jonathan Breen reports.
  • FIG
    The European Commission handed investors in additional tier one (AT1) a boost this week when it gave explicit preference to payment of coupons on the paper over dividend payments and bonus accruals.
  • CEE
    Emerging markets bond bankers were keeping upbeat on Thursday about the prospects for further issuance from CEEMEA this year, despite the failure of one of the few deals in the pipeline to emerge as expected.
  • China Aluminum International Engineering (Chalieco), ICBC International and Changsha Pilot all walked away with fresh funds on Wednesday, pricing their deals ahead of Thursday’s US Thanksgiving holiday.
  • The Philippine subsidiary of US restaurant chain Shakey’s Pizza opened books on Thursday for an IPO that could raise Ps3.5bn ($70.1m).
  • Hong Kong is seeking to position itself as a financing hub for infrastructure in the wake of China’s Belt and Road scheme. As a result, the HKMA established the Infrastructure Financing Facilitation Office (IFFO) in July 2016 to connect the organisation with financial institutions, service firms and corporates active in the sector.
  • In an interview with GlobalRMB, Vincent Lee, executive director, Hong Kong Monetary Authority, laid out HKMA’s plans for the future of Hong Kong as an offshore RMB hub, and for the recently created Infrastructure Financing Facilitation Office (IFFO), which he oversees.
  • BMW Automotive Finance (China) is looking to squeeze in one last auto loan ABS this year as it prepares to launch its Rmb4bn ($581m) Bavarian Sky China 2016-2 on December 1.
  • FIG
    Bank of America, on Monday, made its third trip to the dollar market since October 1 with an opportunistic dash amid tightening spreads in the run up to Thanksgiving.
  • Shares in Brammer, the UK industrial parts distributor, closed 72% higher on Wednesday after the company agreed terms of a buyout with Advent International, removing the need for a £100m emergency rights issue if the takeover is accepted by the company’s shareholders.
  • ANZ has promoted Paul White and Jimmy Choi to co-heads of capital markets, giving them responsibility over debt origination and debt syndicate across all markets.
  • Volkswagen Financial Services completed its fifth, and to date largest, Chinese auto loan asset-backed securitization fetching Rmb4bn ($581m) from its Driver China five transaction on Tuesday.