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  • The Polish government and a state owned development bank have both made a rare appearance in the MTN market.
  • Varta AG, the German micro-batteries manufacturer spun out of the historic Varta Group in 2002, has joined the small group of European companies braving the choppy waters of the IPO market.
  • UK challenger bank Virgin Money had a strong result on its return to the sterling market for more additional tier one paper on Thursday, bankers said, after the country’s High Court ruled Parliament must vote on exiting the European Union.
  • October’s $500bn deal bonanza may have been the biggest monthly total for over a decade but global M&A actually peaked a year ago, writes David Rothnie.
  • Mozambique’s 2023 bond rose five cash points on Wednesday after a government official was reported to have said that principal reductions would not be imposed on creditors, but experts are sceptical and one said the comments could have been “lost in translation”.
  • Bank of East Asia (China) has appointed Cartier Lam Chi-man as executive director and chief executive, succeeding Kwan Tat-cheong who will become senior adviser to BEA China.
  • Invitations are out for a $300m three year borrowing for China ZhengTong Auto Services, a luxury auto dealership. Morgan Stanley is leading the deal, which can be increased in size based on the response.
  • A man of my intelligence really ought to have known better. I should have trusted my instincts when an acquaintance I hadn't heard from in years invited me, out of the blue, to a news conference his company was holding in the Island Shangri-La hotel last week.
  • ANZ has undergone a number of changes since Shayne Elliot took over as CEO a year ago, raising questions about the bank's commitment to Asia. But ANZ has not given up its ambitions to be Australia’s most international bank and Asia remains a key part of that strategy, Farhan Faruqui, head of international institutional business, said this week.
  • Credit Suisse had a profitable third quarter in Asia Pacific, with modest growth in net revenues year-on-year, despite a large drop in pre-tax income when compared with the second quarter.
  • Chinese banks have been winning loan mandates for corporate M&A and management buyouts originating from their home market. Now they turning their attention to financing more sponsor driven activity, as two mainland lenders have shown by joining a leveraged buyout loan for an acquisition by Carlyle Group. Shruti Chaturvedi reports.
  • South Korea is in the midst of a serious political scandal that could threaten the president, but it seems to have had little impact on the IPOs of Clio Cosmetics Co and Doosan Bobcat.