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  • Yunnan Water Hong Kong Co, an affiliate of Chinese provincial government backed Yunnan Water, has capped its latest borrowing at $130m despite having sought $150m originally.
  • In this round-up, China is open to free trade agreement talks with the UK, China Foreign Exchange Trade System sees its RMB index recover, and China Taiping Insurance Group is set to venture into the domestic mutual fund market. Plus, a recap of GlobalRMB’s top stories this week.
  • Hong Kong-listed United Energy Group is planning a rights issue of at least 13.08bn shares to raise a potential HK$2.6bn ($335.2m), according to a filing.
  • South Korea’s Nonghyup Bank is looking to reach out to international investors for the first time this year, having hired banks to work on a 144A trade.
  • UBS reopened the additional tier one market for the first time since Brexit this week, taking advantage of highly supportive conditions in the dollar market. With the asset class ever more supported by regulators, further issuance could be imminent.
  • The Singapore Exchange is going ahead with its plan to acquire London-based Baltic Exchange for £77.6m ($101.7m), half a year after submitting a non-binding bid for the shipping bourse.
  • VietinBank, one of the largest state-owned commercial lenders in Vietnam, is back in the market with a $100m bullet just five months after signing its previous loan. This time around, the borrower has managed to narrow the margin by 40bp.
  • India’s Infrastructure Leasing & Financial Services is planning to float an infrastructure investment trust later this year and is targeting a potential size of Rp15bn ($224.0m), according to a source familiar with the matter.
  • A welcome trio of non-Argentine corporate issuers provided variety to the Latin American new issue market this week, with all three achieving the rare distinction of being praised by DCM bankers both for their timing and for not pushing investors too hard on pricing.
  • The Central American Bank for Economic Integration could return to benchmark issuance in 2017, after this week selling $72m-equivalent of green paper to Japanese retail investors in its first ever SRI transaction.
  • EM bond investors said they expected a strong local bid to push new bonds from Chilean government-owned oil company Empresa Nacional de Petróleo (Enap) tighter after the company raised $700m of 10 year senior unsecured bonds on Tuesday.
  • Microsoft kicked off a front-loaded week of corporate issuance in the dollar market weighted as borrowers emerged from earnings blackout and rushed to print ahead of non-farm payrolls on Friday.