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  • FIG
    The FIG market showed little sign of restraint into the final week of August as a plethora of borrowers launched trades across the capital stack.
  • The investment grade bond market saw raging demand for the one small deal of the week, lining the market up for a strong September, while the high yield market has seen appetite for European credits weaken. Investment grade and leveraged loans alike have settled into the summer lull, though Cinven’s latest acquisition could raise hopes for more LBOs in the final quarter.
  • Activity is ramping up in emerging markets with several mandates coming through this week. While the unrelenting buying of the asset class continues, idiosyncratic risks are a reminder of the volatility that can arise.
  • SSA
    The European Investment Bank returned to capital markets with a splash on Tuesday, indicating that, what passed for 2016’s summer break is coming to an end.
  • The renminbi rejoined the top five of most used payment currencies in the July rankings from Swift, with South Africa seeing considerable growth in renminbi payments in the past year, the organisation said on August 24.
  • China Orient Asset Management Corp sealed a $650m bond off the back of a $4.2bn order book on Tuesday, taking advantage of a strong market to price its deal well under its peers.
  • The Hong Kong equity capital market is coming back to life with Jacobson Pharma Corp beginning pre-deal investor education on Wednesday for its up to $150m IPO.
  • National Australia Bank is seeking the consent of investors to change the terms of four covered bonds denominated in a range of currencies, for which it will pay a fee.
  • Mizuho has added a new member to its debt syndication team for pan-Asia, with Jennifer Wang starting her new role on Monday.
  • A S$350m ($259m) loan signed between Lippo Malls Indonesia Retail Trust and a group of lenders is set to go into general syndication.
  • The Indian government has rejigged the conflict of interest clause in an upcoming request for proposals for sell-downs of companies in the Special Undertaking of Unit Trust of India, according to a source with knowledge of the situation.
  • Hyundai Capital Services got the timing right on its 144A outing on Tuesday, making an opportunistic move before the markets become crowded with South Korean names. Market participants said HCS’s efforts in putting together its trade paid off, with a win-win outcome for both investors and the issuer.