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  • The Indian government is planning to launch an IPO to offload part of its position in Housing and Development Corp (Hudco) and has sent out a request for proposals to lead the transaction.
  • Asia’s infatuation with cornerstone investors is showing no signs of letting up, as issuers continue to hand over record amounts of stock in their IPOs. The practice has come in for some criticism, but the naysayers are short sighted. Cornerstone demand, for better or worse, is what the market needs right now.
  • Singapore-listed Ezion Holdings is planning to sell up to S$141.3m ($104.3m) worth of stock through a rights issue at a subscription price of S$0.29 apiece, according to a filing with the Monetary Authority of Singapore on Monday.
  • UniCredit’s shares leapt 13.5% today after it declared the beginning of a strategic review of its business after the market close last night. The announcement coincided with the launch of a sale of 10% of one of its finest assets — FinecoBank.
  • Housing Development Finance Corp is set to put its name in the history books after launching the very first Masala bond from an Indian issuer on Monday evening. The offshore rupee trade has been a long time coming but if successful, it could unleash a torrent of new issuance from Indian firms.
  • Credit Suisse is shutting its onshore booking platform in Russia, a part of its international wealth management division.
  • Shenzhen Expressway raised $300m from its bond comeback on Monday, finding robust investor interest thanks to its strong credentials.
  • A diverse group of issuers headed to the dollar debt market on Tuesday, with a Chinese local government financing vehicle, a Singaporean real estate firm and a South Korean telephone company vying for investor attention.
  • Nasdaq-listed China XD Plastics Co has launched a $180m two year financing into senior syndication via a single mandated lead arranger and bookrunner.
  • Foreign investors have got their first taste of Chinese residential mortgage backed securities after Postal Savings Bank of China managed to draw them in with the inaugural internationally rated offering from the asset class.
  • State-owned Korea Gas Corp has become the first issuer from the country to venture out to the debt market following Brexit, netting $900m via two tranches that were sold at identical spreads.
  • Tencent is said to be sounding out lenders for yet another multi-billion dollar borrowing following it's recent offer game for game developer Supercell. The move comes after the Chinese technology firm has already raised $6.89bn from syndicated loans in the past seven months.