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  • A number of banks are processing approvals for a club loan being arranged by Hong Kong-based personal loan provider PrimeCredit.
  • Rentenbank tapped its new 10 year Kangaroo line for A$50m ($37.8m) on Tuesday. Attracting a mixture of Asian accounts, the agency's long dated paper pulled in a wide range of investors.
  • Emerging markets borrowers could be forgiven for shying away from the market as Saudi Arabia begins marketing its $10bn-£20bn megabond this week, but two live deals and two roadshows suggest otherwise.
  • IHS Nigeria was on track to print its five year non-call deal on Tuesday having circulated initial price thoughts at mid-9% area.
  • Abu Dhabi National Energy Company (Taqa) emerged with pricing on Wednesday for tap of its dual tranche dollar deal from June.
  • Two European IPOs have failed this week, as investor sentiment has been shaken by the poor trading of Nets and Innogy. The reticence has not stopped a UK publisher from enjoying encouraging ex-rights trading.
  • After mandating leads on Wednesday, Bank of Montreal is set to open books on Thursday for what will become the longest Canadian covered bond in euros. Having issued three year and five year deals this year, BMO’s fourth trade of 2016 will be a curve extending seven year.
  • There has been plenty of market attention this week on the movement of the onshore renminbi with China resuming normal service following the end of the Golden Week holidays. While the CNY did break through the psychological Rmb6.7 barrier against the US dollar, more volatility is expected thanks to a strengthening greenback.
  • Hesteel Hong Kong Corp, part of China’s Hesteel Group, is seeking liquidity for a $150m three year bullet in the offshore loan market.
  • China Resources Pharmaceutical Group has lined up eight cornerstone investors for its HK$15.6bn ($2.0bn) Hong Kong IPO, with the group agreeing to buy $916m worth of shares.
  • Malaysia’s Tenaga Nasional, which set up a $2.5bn multi-currency sukuk programme at the start of the month, has kicked off its first dollar outing in about 15 years.
  • An acquisition financing to back Indian company Intas Pharmaceuticals’ purchase of a portfolio of assets in the UK and Ireland is due to hit syndication soon. The loan is expected to be one of the first big ticket trades to be booked partly out of India’s international financial services centre, Gift City.