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  • Banks are showing a greater willingness to bring smaller loans to the Asian syndication market, with first time and relatively unknown issuers tapping lenders. As fundraisings for bigger and more regular borrowers dry up, banks are having to put more effort into finding new business, writes Shruti Chaturvedi.
  • The results of the European Banking Authority’s latest stress test could be positive for Deutsche Bank, which has been struggling to convince market participants about the strength its capital position.
  • Asia has had a good run of green bond issuance this year, but its contribution to global volumes slowed in the second quarter. Market participants are now calling for bigger participation from governments in the region to inject some momentum into an asset class that is facing multiple headwinds. Narae Kim reports.
  • Credit Suisse posted lower second quarter revenues and pre-tax income in Asia Pacific, after being dragged down by its investment bank.
  • After widening substantially in the run-up to the UK referendum on EU membership, UK covered bonds have now found a base with dealers reporting better buying and analysts recommending overweight positions. Spreads should remain supported, along with those in peripheral Europe, as supply is likely to be very limited over the remainder of this year.
  • A strong second quarter performance in fixed income trading has bolstered BNP Paribas’ corporate and investment banking results and helped cushion falls in its equities business and domestic retail banking arm.
  • A string of Middle East issuers is expected in the Formosa market over the next 12 months, according to a DCM banker in Dubai, who added that investors are keen to look at corporates from the region as well as banks.
  • Euro high yield issuance has largely brushed off concerns about the UK's vote to leave the European Union, but despite a surge of deals some corporates are still holding back from the market.
  • UniCredit has appointed Vicenzo Tortorici global head of the financial institutions group, with Christian Steffens moving over to become UK country head and London branch manager. The bank made other senior IB appointments, including a new co-head of syndicate.
  • Singapore’s DBS Bank has made headlines for a series of high profile changes this week, including its decision to establish a securities business in Japan.
  • Call me old-fashioned, or just plain old, but I have a hard time understanding the modern obsession with phones. And I cannot help but feel sorry for those who just can’t free themselves from the shackles of technology — even when they want to.
  • India appears poised to continue its strong IPO streak as Dilip Buildcon gets ready to launch a Rp6.53bn ($97.5m) trade next week.