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  • Venezuelan state oil giant PDVSA is considering sweetening its exchange offer to bondholders in an effort to push out debt maturities, after last week’s debt swap proposal received little traction.
  • China Minsheng Hong Kong International Leasing is planning to raise at least $300m from its latest loan, more than the initial $200m, after receiving a good response during general syndication.
  • China South City Holdings executed a swift tap of its outstanding $200m 6.75% five non call three notes last Friday, adding another $150m to its coffers.
  • The budding Chinese Panda bond market is about to get its second Canadian issuer with the National Bank of Canada establishing an up to Rmb5bn ($750m) programme.
  • A European Central Bank official bigwig ruffled a lot of feathers at the LevInvest conference in Barcelona last week when announcing more regulation for the market, leading to some colourful insults. Luckily some managed to party through the pain. While in London, the Ranger ate some pebbles.
  • Construction equipment maker Doosan Bobcat has thrown open the doors on its W2.4tr ($2.2bn) IPO, the largest listing in South Korea since 2010.
  • Three Chinese issuers went out to woo investors on Monday to get ahead of a potential boom in bond supply after announcements from the US Federal Reserve and Bank of Japan last week.
  • China Citic Bank International is looking to add to the recent flurry of issuance in the bank capital market, hitting the road on Monday for a Basel III additional tier one transaction.
  • Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ has hired a banker for its loans team in Singapore, according to sources.
  • China Merchants Securities Co has kicked off bookbuilding for a HK$11.4bn ($1.5bn) IPO, over half of which has been propped up with cornerstone investors. Meanwhile, peer-to-peer lender Lufax has hired a quartet to lead its $5bn float.
  • King & Wood Mallesons has hired John Baptist Chan as a partner in the corporate and securities practice in Hong Kong as the law firm looks to boost its IPO team.
  • India’s Canara Bank is looking to return to the international debt market after a hiatus of nearly three years, having received the go-ahead from its board to sell dollar notes.