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  • Standard Chartered has given Kaustubh Kulkarni responsibility for Indian rupee bond syndicate, as the bank seeks fresh opportunities in local currency debt.
  • Veolia Environnement became the first French issuer to tap China’s onshore debt market this month, pricing its debut Panda bond on September 1. The firm was also one of the first corporates to be allowed to repatriate funds out of China despite existing capital controls, according to its treasurer.
  • Postal Savings Bank of China (PSBC) made waves in the market this week, bringing its HK$57.6bn ($7.4bn) IPO in Hong Kong to a close as a third of investors were zeroed from the world’s biggest float in two years.
  • Non-performing loans (NPLs) securitization is heating up with China Construction Bank (CCB) scheduled for a Rmb1.56bn ($234m) return on Friday, just three days after making its debut in the asset class. It will not be alone, with ICBC also set for a Rmb1.08bn offering on Friday, while China Merchants Bank will cement its third appearance next week.
  • UK motor and lubricant oil producer Castrol has raised Rp18.1bn ($270.1m) from a sale of its stake in Castrol India. The deal suffered from slippage after the leads missed the block window that protects such trades in the open market.
  • South Korea’s IPO market is on track for a surge of issuance, as Doosan Bobcat and Samsung BioLogics prepare to list in the fourth quarter. Mid-caps are also lining up to float, giving a fillip to the country’s equity capital markets. Jonathan Breen reports.
  • Argentina will meet investors in Europe next week ahead of a potential euro-denominated bond issue that would be the first from the sovereign since its 2001 default.
  • Fertiliser producer EuroChem signed a $800m pre-export finance facility (PXF) refinancing last week, with the borrower shuffling its bank group as Chinese lenders play a growing role in Russian corporate loans.
  • CEE
    Russia wasted no time reopening its 2026s after the US Federal Reserve left rates unchanged on Wednesday. Now Euroclearable, the tap is expected to achieve plenty of demand from investors who didn’t play the first time round, but some say a moral dilemma remains.
  • Swedish banks may have to pay more than their European peers to issue Additional Tier One (AT1) and Tier Two bonds, after the country’s government included plans to tax the securities in its 2017 budget.
  • Michael Reuther, head of Commerzbank’s corporates and markets unit, told GlobalCapital that the banking industry needed to see the “endgame, the final state” of its capital requirements, with an end to the new overlapping layers of extra capital requirements.
  • China Cinda Asset Management Co is set to be the first of the country’s four state-owned bad debt managers to hit the bank capital market for a dollar additional tier one trade.