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  • China’s Everbright Securities Co has cracked open books for a potential HK$9.0bn ($1.2bn) IPO — the second listing from a Chinese brokerage in 2016.
  • CEE
    Turkey on Friday managed to cling on to its investment grade status after Moody’s left its credit rating on hold.
  • Export credit agency Turk Eximbank has signed a $750m 10 year loan from international lenders, having secured a €400m deal just last month.
  • Indian construction firm Dilip Buildcon is set to bag Rp6.6bn ($98.9m) from pricing its IPO at the top of guidance. It attracted a horde of investors, finding some share reservations nearly 80x subscribed.
  • Louis Dreyfus Commodities Asia has wrapped up a $600m revolver after overwhelming demand allowed it to allocate the full greenshoe to banks, raising the total amount by $100m.
  • DBS Group's profits stumbled during the second quarter of 2016 as the bank had to put provisions aside to deal with potential effects from its exposure to troubled energy services firm Swiber Group.
  • China Gas Holdings is laying the groundwork for its second Panda bond of the year having applied to the Shanghai Stock Exchange for an issuance quota not exceeding Rmb7bn ($1.05bn). But unlike its debut in the asset class at the start of the year, the issuer will be targeting a wider investor base through a public offering.
  • Mexican government owned lender Bancomext’s latest bond traded up on the break on Friday as Latin American new issue markets continue to benefit from huge inflows into EM bond funds.
  • DBS’ head of treasury and markets says there is room for the renminbi to appreciate in the short term. While the longer-term trend is for the currency to fall, the bank’s forecast for USD/CNY remains more upbeat than the market consensus.
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    GlobalCapital has never worked for Matthew Westerman, but when a new boss comes in, the same sorts of things happen everywhere.
  • Royal Bank of Scotland has abandoned plans to float Williams & Glyn, the subsidiary it must sell by the end of 2017, after it announced a worse-than-expected loss of £2bn in the first half of 2016.
  • Ethos Capital, a permanent capital vehicle belonging to Ethos Private Equity, one of the largest private equity companies in sub-Saharan Africa, had a bumpy ride on its first day of trading on the Johannesburg stock exchange.