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  • HSBC has named Jackson Tai, the former Asia Pacific chairman of JP Morgan and chief executive officer of DBS, as an independent non-executive director of its board.
  • A few months ago a banker I know from back in the day decided to brave a category 8 typhoon for a free drink in Wan Chai. The storm had nothing on this week’s super typhoon, but it was a tad rainy.
  • Three Hong Kong real estate investment trusts are tapping the loan market for funds, with DBS launching two new deals and Hang Seng Bank wrapping up a third transaction, bankers said.
  • Hong Kong-based WeLab is set to dip its toes in the Asian syndicated loans market for a $50m borrowing, potentially fuelling a trend of fintech start-up lenders hitting the wholesale market for funds.
  • Postal Savings Bank of China and its potential HK$62.7bn ($8.1bn) IPO got off to a roaring start due to hedge fund demand. Oversubscribed on day one, it is on track to be the world’s largest IPO in two years. But an order book so far dominated by regional names is about to get a lot more global as management leaves Hong Kong for roadshows in the UK and US. Jonathan Breen reports.
  • Excitement is building around ICICI Prudential Life Insurance Co’s long-awaited IPO in India, with bankers having predicted a blow-out response even before it launches next week. The deal will not only be India’s first listing from the insurance sector, but also the country’s largest IPO in six years. John Loh reports.
  • Hon Hai Precision Industry sealed $1bn from a dual-tranche offering, seizing what is thought to be the last good window before the Fed’s decision on a September rate hike.
  • State Bank of India (SBI) succeeded in pricing the first offshore Basel III additional tier one (AT1) offering from an Indian name this week, but a bullish pricing strategy meant orders were muted and it has struggled in secondary. Despite the glitches, many believe the deal has set an important benchmark, writes Addison Gong.
  • Russia’s EuroChem will sign a five year loan imminently. The refinancing sees the fertiliser producer aiming for tighter margins than its last post-sanctions loan, said two bankers close to the deal.
  • Winsconsin’s Spectrum Brands, the consumer products conglomerate ended a two day roadshow on Wednesday with the sale of euro notes that will repay dollar bonds, an uncommon transaction in the euro market.
  • UK supermarket chain WM Morrison Supermarkets, better known as Morrison’s, has triggered an extension option on its £1.35bn revolving credit facility.
  • The Bank of Italy announced it would soften application of the capital conservation buffer (CCB) in line with most other European countries, but the move is not expected to relieve any pressure on additional tier one coupon payments.