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  • Singapore-listed Frasers Hospitality Real Estate Investment Trust has raised S$266m ($192.6m) from an oversubscribed rights issue.
  • Chinese issuers are returning to the international bond market after a one week national holiday, with TUS Holdings and Zhuzhou City Construction Development Group heading out with their deals.
  • Lat Am bond bankers said that Donald Trump’s floundering campaign to become US president could help Mexican borrowers as utility Comisión Federal de Electricidad (CFE) returned to bond markets with a 10 year benchmark.
  • Renminbi globalisation has been successful so far, but now the low-hanging fruit has been picked, Chinese authorities will struggle to push through the next round of reforms, according to Eswar Prasad, professor at Cornell University and senior fellow at the Brookings Institution.
  • Affordable Housing Finance showed the appetite of sterling corporate bond investors for new issues despite Brexit induced volatility, as it issued a £124.5m tap on Tuesday.
  • Gjensidige Forsikring, the second largest shareholder in Norway’s Sparebank 1 SR-Bank, has tonight launched a block trade to sell a 5.7% stake in the bank, worth about Nkr690m (€77m) before any discount.
  • Maturing deals issued by Washington Mutual and National Bank of Greece show covered bonds doing precisely what they're supposed to — redeem in full and on time.
  • Rights of Informa, the UK business and academic publishing and events company, began trading separately from its shares this week. Both have traded down, but the ratio between the prices remains satisfactory.
  • European banks, especially the Italians, need to solve their non-performing loan problem, agrees everyone from the European Central Bank to the least informed finance hack out there. But the revelations coming out of Royal Bank of Scotland’s restructuring unit show it’s not always a pleasant process.
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    The ship has sailed on establishing a common EU approach to bank creditor hierarchies in insolvency. European authorities need to drop the now redundant pursuit of harmony in the pressing pursuit of clarity.
  • PureGym, the UK’s largest gym operator, has pulled the plug on its £219m London IPO after finding weak demand, in another blow to the autumn equity capital markets pipeline.
  • The European Parliament will fast-track its approval of margin rules for uncleared swaps, adding certainty to the deadline for implementation but also accelerating the workload for the first wave of major banks that will need to comply.