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  • The crushing of recent Hong Kong IPOs in secondary and the anxiety it has caused among investors has led to much finger-pointing in the ECM fraternity. But to lay the blame squarely at the feet of a single bank or deal is hardly fair. In an IPO market strewn with casualties, everyone has to share the responsibility.
  • A subsidiary of Malaysian telecommunications company Axiata Group, which approached the loan market for $100m in June, is overhauling and increasing the financing to $400m to fund potential acquisitions.
  • Shanghai Dazhong Public Utilities Co and VPower Group International Holdings seem unfazed by any market mayhem that may follow the US presidential election, as both prepare to launch $300m Hong Kong IPOs on Thursday this week.
  • Zhongshan Dasin Holdings Co is planning to float a real estate investment trust on the Singapore Exchange via an IPO that could be worth around $400m, according to a source familiar with the matter.
  • Indonesian television broadcaster MNC Sky Vision has cut its latest fundraising to $170m — the second time it has reduced the deal size. The loan, which had been in general syndication since late June, attracted three commitments from retail lenders.
  • From Brexit to the impact of a likely rise in US interest rates, Terry Duffy, executive chairman and president of Chicago Mercantile Exchange, offers a 360 degree view of risks and opportunities for financial markets in the US, Europe and emerging economies. By Toby Fildes
  • The Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect is set to go live by the end of the month with the Shenzhen Stock Exchange (SZE) announcing on Monday that all southbound participants need to be ready by November 20.
  • Kasikorn Asset Management broke new ground last month when it became the first Thai entity to attain a renminbi qualified institutional investor (RQFII) licence. In an exclusive interview with GlobalRMB the CIO of KAsset, Navin Intharasombat, said this is more than just a symbolic move as it is also the first opportunity for Thai-domiciled funds to invest in China directly.
  • Law firm Clifford Chance has boosted its corporate practice in Asia by hiring partner Frank Yuen, who brings a wealth of equity capital markets experience to the team.
  • Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) is looking to build out local payments and investment infrastructure to make the country’s financial markets fully RMB-capable, Adnan Mohamad Zahid, assistant governor, said in a recent speech.
  • Four Masala bonds, totaling £600m ($751m), are expected to be issued in London in the next three months, UK prime minister Theresa May said in a press conference during a trade visit to India this week.
  • The ABS market is, for the first time, attracting the interest of impact investors, who are seeing securitization as an increasingly attractive method of enacting positive social or environmental change, as well as providing solid risk adjusted returns.