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  • Eight lenders will arrange a $750m five year borrowing for an entity in the Vedanta Group, in a deal that has been in discussion since January.
  • Aditya Birla Group unit Novelis wound up a $1.8bn Asian refinancing of its US term loan B at the end of March, with eight banks joining during general syndication.
  • Housing Development Finance Corp (HDFC) sealed the year’s first offshore rupee-denominated bond and the largest so far from an Indian name, pricing the Rp33bn ($504m) notes tighter than its onshore curve, said bankers.
  • India’s Housing Development Finance Corp launched a three year and one month Masala bond on Friday, making its return to the offshore rupee-denominated debt market.
  • State Bank of India has increased its latest fundraising in the syndicated loan market to $750m, fully exercising a $150m greenshoe. Allocations to the foreign branches of Indian banks accounted for 40% of the final facility.
  • Hindalco Industries’ Rp33.4bn ($500m) overnight fundraising was an unqualified success, with some $1.5bn of orders flooding in from global accounts, according to bankers on the trade.
  • Hindalco Industries’ qualified institutional placement, which launched on Thursday night in India to raise up to Rp33.4bn ($500m), is set to price with no discount to the last close, bankers on the deal said.
  • Novelis’s $1.8bn Asian refinancing of its US term loan B has seen four new lenders come in during syndication, as the leads hold out for several more large commitments.
  • China Reading, the e-book publisher backed by Tencent Holdings, has picked Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Credit Suisse and Morgan Stanley to lead its Hong Kong IPO, according to a source close to the matter.
  • Allocations are out for a dual currency financing to back Indian company Intas Pharmaceuticals’ acquisition of a portfolio of assets in the UK and Ireland.
  • Most of Asia's equity capital markets were still waking up from the post-holiday slumber this week but bankers in India were on their toes, with IPO activity in the country continuing apace.
  • Indian power company NTPC made its debut in the euro market on Wednesday with a €500m deal, seeking out the currency to take advantage of favourable interest rates.