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  • Citi promotes Mahmud to global markets head, Zorrilla becomes COO

    08 Feb 2012 | Citi has reorganised its Asia Pacific team, promoting Nadir Mahmud to head of global markets Asia while Rodrigo Zorrilla has moved to the role of chief operating officer.

  • SocGen loses global markets head, flow fixed income co-head

    09 Feb 2012 | Andrew Wardle, regional head of global markets, and Robert Reilly, regional co-head of flow fixed income and currencies have left the French bank.


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      10 Feb 2012

      The home improvement retailer could issue bonds in the second quarter as it seeks to grow its business domestically and internationally this year, says its chief financial officer Wannee Juntamongkol.

    • Japanese, Korean corporates consider bonds for M&A financing

      10 Feb 2012

      Japanese and Korean corporates are assessing borrowing options to fund their outbound M&A activity in 2012, and find that tapping the debt capital markets may be the best way to raise capital, debt capital market (DCM) sources say.

    • CNH to remain tight on HKMA’s liquidity ratio adjustment

      10 Feb 2012

      Offshore renminbi liquidity is expected to stay tight despite the monetary authority’s relaxation on the amount of liquefiable assets held in the currency by Hong Kong banks, said Crédit Agricole.

    • SE Asian borrowers to kick start HY market

      10 Feb 2012

      Asia’s high yield market looks set to recover from a painfully slow start to the year, with Southeast Asian companies keen to take advantage of narrowing yields to launch deals.

    • Malaysia bonds to keep tightening: S&P

      10 Feb 2012

      The sovereign’s bond market will continue to perform strong despite the global turmoil, though the government needs to take additional steps to liberalise its capital markets, says Standard & Poor’s.

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     RMB OFFSHORE DCM

    Bookrunner Value ($m) No. %Share
    HSBC 2,935 33 20.7
    Standard Chartered Bank 1,889 26 13.3
    Bank of China 1,561 17 11.0
    Deutsche Bank 952 14 6.7
    Industrial & Commercial Bank of China - ICBC 827 12 5.8
    Agricultural Bank of China 607 7 4.3
    Goldman Sachs 570 8 4.0
    Citi 569 8 4.0
    China International Capital Corp 461 5 3.3
    DBS 442 9 3.1
    Subtotal 10,812 74 76.3
    Total 14,164 83 100.0

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