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  • China Citic Bank International bucked concerns about the health of the European banking industry, driven by Deutsche Bank’s financial troubles, to seal a $500m additional tier one on Thursday.
  • Endurance Technologies is set to raise Rp11.6bn ($173.4m) after unveiling the price range for its India IPO, which launches on Wednesday.
  • Banpu Power, the energy arm of Thailand’s largest coal mining group, has hit the road for a Bt13.6bn ($394m) listing.
  • Institutions have spent months preparing for the launch of the new IMF special drawing rights (SDR) basket on October 1 since the decision to include the RMB was made last year. The mechanics include managing divergent onshore and offshore rates, Jukka Pihlman, global head of central banks and sovereign funds, Standard Chartered, and former IMF official, told GlobalRMB.
  • There are signs of resistance from bondholders struggling to see the value in primary bond deals, but Latin America’s new issue market marched on this week with three corporates issuing on Thursday.
  • Peru took advantages of renewed enthusiasm for its economy and highly favourable market conditions to sell PEN10.252bn ($3.02bn) of 12 year sol-denominated bonds as part of a liability management exercise on Wednesday and Thursday.
  • Ecuador surprised some bond investors by doubling the size of its 2022s on Tuesday despite being unable to tighten pricing from initial price thoughts.
  • The US Department of Justice is locked in settlement negotiations with Deutsche Bank over crisis era RMBS activity, as US RMBS settlements continue to take their toll on Europe's cash strapped banks.
  • Turkey’s spreads have not recovered almost a week after Moody’s junked its credit rating, but bankers insist the sovereign and other Turkish borrowers will have access to the capital markets once stability has returned, even if borrowing costs rocket. Virginia Furness reports.
  • Nomura hires in MTNs - BAML raids CS for Lat Am sales - ICE overhauls top team
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