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Standard Chartered

  • Beijing Hyundai Auto Finance is set to make its mark on the Chinese auto ABS sector for the first time with its Rmb1.5bn ($228m) Autopia China 2016-1 Retail Auto Mortgage Loan Securitization Trust.
  • A $300m three year loan for Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) has gone into general syndication via three mandated lead arrangers and bookrunners.
  • Four banks have rolled out a S$1.75bn ($1.22bn) five year financing for a subsidiary of Singapore’s Universal Terminal.
  • Bank of Communications Hong Kong showed that the year's volatile start is no problem for some issuers, bringing a $500m bond this week, which was driven by Chinese bank money. Bankers lauded the trade as BoCom pulled in a six times covered book without having to pay up.
  • Tata Steel's $1.5bn refinancing has been launched into general syndication after a senior phase that began in early December.
  • The Asian bond market woke up to a pair of Chinese investment grade credits on Tuesday with Bank of Communications Hong Kong and China Nonferrous Metal Mining looking to tie up their respective dollar deals.
  • Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) has opened a $300m three year loan to retail participants, having picked the mandated lead arrangers and bookrunners in mid 2015.
  • Standard Chartered has revealed the new management structure of its global capital markets team following a highly publicised restructuring last year. Leading the revamped capital markets unit is Henrik Raber, who told GlobalCapital Asia this week that he is confident the bank will be able to stand strong amid changes. Rev Hui reports.
  • Export-Import Bank of India (India Exim) has become the first credit outside of north Asia to sell a bond in the region this year, printing a $500m trade on January 13.
  • The Asia ex-Japan debt capital market was crowded with dollar issuers on January 13, with two investment grade bonds and two high yield notes opening in the morning.
  • Standard Chartered has firmed up the management structure of its global capital markets team led by Henrik Raber, as the bank divvies up responsibilities based on regions and products.
  • Indonesian car rental service provider Indorent has raised $100m from its debut international syndicated loan. The borrowing came with a greenshoe of $50m, which was not exercised.