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  • Wanda Commercial Properties Hong Kong has made a rapid return to the syndicated loan market, launching a fresh $500m borrowing barely two months after signing its last facility. Simultaneously, parent Dalian Wanda Group is also understood to be seeking a $700m-$800m club loan, prompting discussions about the company’s appetite for debt. Shruti Chaturvedi reports.
  • Gilt-edged market makers and investors are calling for the UK Debt Management Office to sell a long dated conventional syndication in October and follow it with an index-linked deal in November.
  • This week’s covered bond supply has already exceeded the whole of July’s and its likely there will be more deals next week as issuers grab cheap funding before a potential spread widening.
  • Standard Chartered has named a new head of bond syndicate for Europe and the Americas.
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    The long end of the Kanga curve saw action this week, as Japanese investors hunted for yieldy paper.
  • The €1.25bn 10 year issued by UBS’ holding company (holdco) on Wednesday attracted the largest amount of orders for a non-debut deal of this sort and will spur tier two trades next week.
  • Two accelerated bookbuilds lit up the Asian market this week as equity capital market bankers foresaw brightening prospects for block trades. As one banker said that term sheets for potential overnight share sales were “flying around”, the end of the summer could usher in a bumper harvest of deals. John Loh reports.
  • Citi will not work on Sharjah Islamic Bank’s upcoming bond deal after initially being named on the mandate. The bank could not reach an agreement with the issuer regarding its role on the deal, according to two sources.
  • South African president Jacob Zuma has spoken out in support of the country's troubled finance minister, Pravin Gordhan, but this did little to reassure the market as volatility in local currency bonds and the rand extended into Thursday.
  • Handelsbanken sold its entire 6.8% stake in Industrivärden, the Swedish investment company that owns 25% of the bank, for Skr4.49bn ($536m), unwinding the last significant cross-shareholding between Industrivarden and its portfolio of companies.
  • Huarong International Financial Holdings is seeking a HK$1.5bn ($193m) dual tranche loan and has picked a Taiwanese bank to lead the trade.
  • The loan for South Africa’s MTN, which is partly underwritten by BAML and Citi, may have to include an accordion feature to hit its $1bn target size, said a banker on the deal.