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Singapore

  • A group of banks is firming up a $400m loan to back Baring Private Equity Asia’s bid for precision mechanical parts maker Interplex Holdings.
  • Property development firm Frasers Centrepoint is toying with the idea of floating a real estate investment trust (Reit), backed by its Australian industrial assets, on Singapore’s main board.
  • LCH.Clearnet, the clearing business majority owned by the London Stock Exchange Group, has been granted clearing house status by the Monetary Authority of Singapore.
  • Commodity trader Gunvor Singapore has begun talks for a loan to refinance a $1.0627bn dual tranche revolver it wrapped up in July last year.
  • Nehchal Khanna, a managing director at Morgan Stanley’s investment bank, is leaving the firm.
  • Lorna Greene, a former Commerzbank banker, has resurfaced as a member of National Australia Bank’s Asia DCM team.
  • The Taiwan Stock Exchange and Singapore Exchange have cemented a strategic partnership that will allow Taiwanese brokers to directly trade Singapore-listed securities.
  • The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has published a substantially revised set of data on Singapore’s RMB deposit pool, showing RMB liquidity was lower by as much as 27% than previously stated.
  • RBS's former head of Asia Pacific loan markets, Aditya Agarwal, joined Maybank on Monday as the regional head of loan syndication, according to sources.
  • Singapore's Housing Development Board returned to the domestic market last week, raising S$1bn ($700m) from a deal that showcased the issuer’s strong credentials among Singapore dollar bond investors.
  • Waste to energy firm Jinjiang Environmental is planning an IPO in Singapore to raise up to $500m in the first half of the year, according to sources close to the transaction.
  • Barclays beat a hasty retreat this week from the bulk of its investment banking operations in Asia, shuttering offices in multiple countries and slashing hundreds of jobs amid a wider global cull in costs and personnel. It did not pull any punches, with the cuts stretching across the equities, loans and bonds products. John Loh reports.