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  • Liechtenstein based LGT Bank tapped the Swiss franc market on Thursday, enjoying strong demand from local pension funds, insurance companies and bank treasury desks.
  • Beijing Automotive Group (BAIC) has priced the second euro-denominated bond by a Chinese auto company, following a recent issue from one of its peers. Seven firms in total were hired as joint global co-ordinators for the €500m ($552m) deal after the issuer added five more banks to the syndicate to reward them for placing anchor orders.
  • SNS Bank sold €500m of tier two debt on Thursday, making a convincing return to capital issuance having been expropriated by the Dutch government in 2013.
  • Swedish lender Swedbank kept Australian dollar supply ticking over on Tuesday, pricing its first bond in the currency since 2008.
  • Beijing Automotive Group (BAIC) has priced the second euro-denominated bond by a Chinese auto company, following a recent issue from one of its peers. A total of seven firms were hired as joint global co-ordinators for the €500m ($552m) deal after the issuer added five more banks to the syndicate to reward them for placing anchor orders.
  • There were no new issues in the European FIG market on Monday, but bankers are optimistic that bank capital could return this week.
  • Golden Meditech has closed its HK$985.70m ($127.19m) rights issue with shareholders taking up just 69% of the transaction, forcing its underwriter to absorb the remaining shares.
  • Beijing Automotive Group (BAIC) and Rizal Commercial Banking Corp (RCBC) are venturing into the international debt market, opening books for their respective euro and dollar bonds.
  • Swiss giant voted the best for equity research & sales in Asia’s largest equities poll.
  • European corporates have hit the market with a series of long dated private medium term notes, following a burst of MTN trades last week.
  • Covered bonds issued this week from banks in Italy and Portugal were a roaring success from the sellers’ point of view. But none could have been done without the European Central Bank’s help.
  • Equity block trade activity has picked up this week, after a six day lull, with a rash of trades helped by a stable stockmarket. On Thursday night, two trades were launched, after a buoyant afternoon for stocks since Mario Draghi, European Central Bank president, raised hopes of further monetary easing at a press conference.