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  • Rabobank found few problems opening books on its first green senior bond on Tuesday, and more banks could follow in the fourth quarter of what is already a record-breaking year for the format in FIG.
  • After completing its first international bond issue earlier this year, Qatar’s Ahli Bank has also signed a $195m club loan — its second ever loan from international banks.
  • St. Louis-headquartered Belden, the communications equipment manufacturer, launched €200m of 10 year non-call five notes on Tuesday morning, as the high yield market looks to maintain issuance momentum following a bumper September.
  • Two private equity-backed firms in India have filed for IPOs to raise around Rp16bn ($239m), with Continental Warehousing Corp and Prataap Snacks submitting their applications to the regulator.
  • Malaysia’s Sime Darby is out with an accelerated bookbuild to raise as much as MR2.4bn ($571.1m) via Maybank as sole bookrunner.
  • MUFG has hired a banker into a senior job in its financial institutions group team in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, as the bank looks to further expand headcount in this market.
  • Hong Kong has climbed to the top of the charts again for IPO volumes globally, but it is a victory that rings hollow. The city got there mostly thanks to the assistance of friends and family in the Mainland, as Chinese investors helped push Chinese listings across the line. It is time for the market to move on.
  • Nets, the largest Nordic digital payments processing company, has confirmed that Deutsche Bank stabilised its share price after its IPO on September 23, when the company’s share price closed at Dkr145, down 3.3%, on its first day of trading.
  • The Chinese Panda bond market is enjoying plenty of attention, having just passed the one year anniversary of its comeback in September 2015. However, while market participants expect the exuberance to continue, they have called for credit reforms to diversify the investor base.
  • Robust G3 issuance in Asia ex-Japan in September delivered the second highest monthly deal volume on record. But the market has witnessed a power shift, with investors now calling the shots, writes Addison Gong.
  • Colombia’s dollar bonds slumped on Monday despite a rally in oil after the country shocked observers and pollsters by voting to reject a proposed peace accord between the government and Farc guerrillas.
  • With the renminbi now officially part of the special drawing rights basket, China is set to push on with its goal of making the SDR a real-world investment and reserve asset. But the obstacles to that plan are daunting.