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  • Research house CreditSights on Thursday told clients that the high yield bond market should have a busy end of the year, a view that echoes the opinion of other market participants this week.
  • Online marketplace platform loanDepot is accessing the debt market for funding after it postponed plans for an initial public offering last November.
  • Agro-industrial company Royal Industries Indonesia has failed to pay the first principal instalment on a $380m loan borrowed in June 2015. Although the incident was driven by circumstances unique to the borrower, market observers reckoned banks would now be more wary of lending to smaller, privately-held firms from the country. Shruti Chaturvedi reports.
  • Chinese conglomerate HNA officially filed notification of its acquisition of Swiss airline caterer Gategroup this week in a move which market participants hope could provide much needed issuance for a subdued levfin market.
  • The offshore renminbi bond market has struggled this year thanks to a weakening currency and cheaper funding costs onshore. But a successful deal has raised hopes that issuance may pick up and that dim sum could yet become the go-to market for some borrowers. Narae Kim and Addison Gong report.
  • BOC Aviation has ended an eight month break from the loan market, sending out a request for proposals for a $1.5bn revolver.
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    NRW.Bank will look to bring a euro green bond later this year, perhaps as soon as October, according to head of investor relations Frank Richter.
  • Myanmar is preparing to welcome the third company to its stock exchange next week, which like its predecessors will not raise any new capital. But the country is in the midst of updating its foreign investment laws and the growth of foreign inflows is expected to spur real IPOs, writes Jonathan Breen.
  • French 'tier three' capital's arrival is to be pushed back until October, bankers predicted, as Europe’s banks wait for further clarity on what will count as loss-absorbing debt and euro senior supply dries up.
  • National Bank of Abu Dhabi (NBAD) is set to hit the road for the Middle East’s first ever green bond, planting a flag in the sand for sustainable bond issuance from the region.
  • Russian steelmaker Evraz has amended its loan agreements to prevent it from breaching covenants as volatile commodity prices hit earnings.
  • Citi has made a couple of senior appointments to its business in Asia Pacific including naming Servaas Chorus as its new head of global capital management for the region.