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  • The momentum in the equity block trade market since the US presidential election has continued this week, with nearly $1.4bn of issuance, as vendors rush to sell assets before the loss of US distribution for the Thanksgiving holiday on Thursday.
  • Emerging market bond prices have begun to stabilise following the recent rout. The brief spell of stability before Thursday's Thanksgiving holiday in the US will come as welcome relief to the three issuers in the market on Wednesday.
  • The European Commission has presented proposals for the treatment of covered bonds which are more favourable than those outlined by the Basel Committee, and may hasten the adoption of soft bullet and conditional pass-through structures.
  • Hong Kong’s Dah Sing Bank raised $250m from a tier two deal on Tuesday, finding support from investors that were familiar with its credit.
  • Ping An Real Estate raised $300m in its debut deal, relying on the security of anchor investors before opening its trade on Tuesday morning.
  • Selfie touch-up app Meitu is just days away from launching what will likely be the largest technology listing in Hong Kong since 2007, having started feeling out demand for a $750m IPO.
  • Malaysia’s Public Bank is returning to the loan market for a $500m five year deal via sole mandated lead arranger and bookrunner Standard Chartered.
  • Studio City Company, which runs a gambling and entertainment resort in Macau, hit the jackpot on Tuesday as US investors poured money into both tranches of the company’s new bond.
  • The renminbi did not have a good October as it was overtaken by the euro as the second most active currency for trade finance, according to Swift’s latest RMB tracker.
  • Indonesia’s Mega Central Finance and Mega Auto Finance are jointly seeking a $75m fundraising, which opened into general syndication on Tuesday.
  • Chinese issuers stormed the primary debt market on Wednesday with Export-Import Bank of China, China Aluminum International Engineering Corp (Chalieco) and Changsha Pilot Investment Holdings Co among the borrowers attracting bids.
  • Tsinghua Unigroup is making its debut in the loan market with a $300m facility, as it looks to build relationships with banks as part of a strategy to expand internationally.