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  • Doosan Bobcat has received regulatory approval for its IPO in South Korea, putting it on track to open books in September.
  • South Korea’s KEB Hana Bank is preparing to go live with its second international bond of the year, having hired five firms to arrange a 144A/Reg S trade.
  • Lending Club is looking to the upcoming ABS East conference in Miami next month to sit down with investors to discuss timing and gauge the appetite for future securitizations, according to marketplace loan investors speaking with GlobalCapital.
  • Cerberus Capital Management priced its first middle market CLO of the year last week, and the sixth middle market deal of 2016, in what is proving to be a tricky year for middle market managers compared to their peers in the broadly syndicated loan (BSL) sector.
  • Hong Kong Exchange, through its subsidiary OTC Clear, has launched a clearing service for cross-currency swaps, beginning with the dollar/offshore renminbi currency pair.
  • Banca Popolare di Bari is structuring a €150.5m non-performing loan securitization that could be the first to benefit from a state guarantee from the Italian government.
  • NRW.Bank will on Tuesday become the latest public sector borrower to enter a super strong dollar market that shows no sign of shutting down for the summer, after the German agency mandated banks on Monday.
  • Tulip Maple Berhad, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Telekom Malaysia, has printed its first sukuk to be sold outside of Malaysia.
  • Trader Media East, the largest classified advertising firm in central and eastern Europe, has said it will carry out a seven-for-one share offering worth $88m net of expenses.
  • Central banks’ power to trigger demand in corporate bond markets was on show this week after investment grade sterling bond funds recorded their highest ever level of inflows, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch analysts.
  • Dutch telecoms firm Ziggo made a bumper increase to its $1.6bn refinancing earlier this week, more than doubling the size of the loans offered and stunning some investors.
  • While the European covered bond pipeline is barren, Australian issuer Suncorp-Metway is lining up a new Australian dollar-denominated 10 year covered bond, continuing its tradition of issuing in its home currency.