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  • Clydesdale Bank reopened the UK RMBS market with the first deal following the UK referendum and paid double the spread of its previous deal. GE Money Bank in France is expected to finalise its RMBS on Friday.
  • In this round-up, China eases rules on foreign investment in the free trade zones (FTZ) and OTC Clear receives approval to clear CNH cross currency swaps (CCS). Plus, a recap of GlobalRMB’s top stories this week.
  • Real estate developer Greenland Hong Kong sold a highly popular bond on Thursday, in a move that highlighted investors’ lack of concern about the issuer’s high leverage.
  • Oil India has extended the deadline for submission of bids for its request for proposals seeking a $650m loan with a $200m greenshoe, according to two bankers.
  • Mizuho has recently seen the departures of two bankers in its loans team in Singapore — one each from origination and distribution.
  • KB Asset PE Fund has raised W90.5bn ($79.1m) from an overnight sale of shares in South Korea’s LIG Nex1, in a deal that saw investors piling in to take advantage of one of the last chances of a block in the stock.
  • Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ (BTMU) has appointed Melina Concha as executive vice-president and head of global corporate banking for the Philippines as part of the Japanese firm’s strategy to deepen its presence in the region.
  • China Railway Group raised $500m effortlessly from its first dollar bond in more than two years, taking advantage of its link to the central government and an issuer-friendly environment to price the new note through its existing curve.
  • KWG Property Holding sealed its third appearance in the onshore bond market this year with a Rmb2bn ($299m) private placement on Thursday. But unlike its previous deals, which were sold by its onshore subsidiary, the latest offering was a direct issuance from the Cayman Islands-incorporated firm.
  • Indian mortgage lender HDFC has allocated its $375m loan among 17 banks, introducing a smaller ticket level after launching general syndication to accommodate some lenders’ requests.
  • In the immediate aftermath of the Brexit vote, London’s loss of its status as leading RMB hub in Europe seemed highly likely, a turn of events that left China and the UK to figure out how to move forward from the “golden era” they had on just ushered in. But a more nuanced picture is now starting to emerge.
  • The list of lawsuits brought by pension funds against a group of banks and traders alleged to have manipulated the SSA market is now at least eight long, according to legal documents seen by GlobalCapital. It is likely that the lawsuits will be consolidated into a single action, according to one lawyer.