Standard Chartered

Investors have been reducing some of their positions in two of Royal Bank of Scotland’s legacy tier one instruments, unable to determine whether or not the bank will call them in September.

Dubai’s state-owned energy group Emirates National Oil Co (Enoc) has secured a $500m revolving credit facility from a club of seven banks to fund its growth plans for Dubai's coming Expo 2020.

Goldman boosts China focus — Mizuho loses syndicate banker — ANZ names Laos CEO — Levfin departure at BAML — HSBC’s REF head resigns — StanChart hires from Citi India

The Philippines' ministry of finance has mandated Bank of China and Standard Chartered for its upcoming Panda bond, two sources have told GlobalCapital Asia's sister publication GlobalRMB.

Canara Bank is offering investors starved of paper from India’s FIG sector something to feast on, marketing a senior five year bond on Thursday.

A veteran loan syndications banker at Citi in India is understood to have quit to take up a bigger role in Standard Chartered.

Indonesian and Indian corporates rushed to the debt market on Thursday, with Gajah Tunggal, Paiton Energy and Vedanta Resources all launching dollar transactions.

Axis Bank became the first Indian financial institution to offer a bond to US investors this year, sealing $500m on Tuesday and leveraging its rarity value to price inside its existing curve.

Pricing on Akbank’s one year loan refinancing dipped by 10bp as political turmoil in Turkey appears to have died down since president Recep Erdoğan won a referendum to consolidate power in April.

BMW Automotive Finance (China) Co is planning its second outing in China’s auto loan asset-backed securities market this year, with book building for the Rmb4bn ($595.7m) Bavarian Sky China 2017-2 set to start next week.

India’s Axis Bank is in the market with a five year dollar bullet through its Dubai International Finance Centre branch, wooing the buy-side a year after its debut green bond.

Mining company Vedanta Resources is making a rapid return to loans, mandating five banks for a deal of around $500m while simultaneously wooing investors for a dollar bond.