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  • PNB Housing Finance is set to price its Rp30bn ($450m) IPO in India at the top of the expected range after investors piled into the trade, allowing it to wrap up with books 30x covered.
  • Three Chinese corporates hit the debt market on Thursday on a busy day of issuance in Asia. Beijing Capital Development Holdings (Group), Golden Wheel Tiandi Holdings Company and a financing vehicle from Guangxi raised a combined $900m from deals.
  • Two FIG names were among the seven issuers vying for funds on Thursday with Bank of East Asia and Sirius International both pricing new trades. And the hectic schedule of the last few weeks is unlikely to slow down in November.
  • UBS announced that it has received the consent of investors to change the maturity terms of its covered bonds from hard to soft bullet.
  • Huarong International Financial Holdings has signed a dual-tranche loan at HK$3bn ($515.6m), double the launch size.
  • In this round-up, the Infrastructure Financing Facilitation Office appoints the first group of partner entities, RMB depreciation boosts trading activity in FX markets, and the RMB qualified foreign institutional investor scheme adds two participants in October. Plus, a recap of our top stories this week.
  • UBS is being investigated by the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission for its role in IPOs, with the bank warning that it faces a possible suspension of its corporate finance licence.
  • Zhou Hei Ya International Holdings Co is looking to raise HK$3.31bn ($427m) via a Hong Kong IPO, launching the trade on Thursday.
  • Hong Kong-listed Li & Fung attracted $4.4bn in orders for its subordinated fixed-for-life perpetual on Thursday. The $650m deal’s success came despite Asia-ex Japan primary markets being extremely competitive with six other live deals.
  • The poll to decide the winners of GlobalCapital's 14th Syndicated Loan, Leveraged Finance and Private Placement Awards 2017 will close on Friday November 18.
  • Singapore-listed property developer Oxley Holdings has hit the market for a $200m senior secured financing.
  • Indomobil Finance Indonesia has returned to the syndicated loan market for a $100m borrowing after a break of nearly one and a half years.