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  • The first week of September is typically a busy week in covered bonds and its likely next week will not disappoint.
  • FTSE 250 bus and rail company Go-Ahead has signed a £200m bridge loan to insure against execution risk when it comes to refinance a sterling bond. A number of investment grade companies have been exercising precautionary liquidity management of late, said one banker in London.
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    The financials market is ostensibly set to go into next week in a constructive mood after this week’s series of highly oversubscribed deals boosted sentiment. However, Friday’s US non-farm payroll report may undermine this view and show rate hike expectations have been under-estimated.
  • Postal Savings Bank of China has tacked on some 20 bookrunners to the syndicate group for its long awaited $8bn IPO in Hong Kong, which is set to begin pre-deal investor education on Monday.
  • Xi'an Municipal Infrastructure Construction Investment Group Corp is seeking dollar funding, becoming the latest Chinese local government financing vehicle to hit the bond market.
  • Two Hong Kong-based loans bankers from Bank of America Merrill Lynch’s Asia Pacific debt solutions team have left the firm.
  • Housing Development Finance Corp, which became the first Masala bond issuer from India in July, has made a comeback to the market with a tap of its existing note.
  • In this round-up, a third batch of free trade zones (FTZs) get set to be rolled out soon, Hong Kong RMB deposits reach a three-year low, and the RMB qualified foreign institutional investor (RQFII) scheme adds two in Singapore. Plus, a recap of GlobalRMB's stories this week.
  • Hong Kong-based investment company Tai United Holdings is planning a HK$3.0bn ($386.8m) rights issue, according to a filing with the stock exchange.
  • The People’s Bank of China, in collaboration with six other government agencies, has put green financing in the spotlight, releasing guidelines for the establishment of a green financial system.
  • Veolia Environnement etched its name into the record books this week by becoming the first French company and only the second European corporate to issue a Panda bond.
  • Chinese auto rental company eHi Car Services has signed up new lenders for its $150m loan that opened for retail participation in May.