(Reuters) - Morgan Stanley launched a dedicated private company research page on Tuesday, according to an internal memo seen by Reuters, as investors' interest in high-growth startups rises.

ANZ Group Holdings is stripping executives of more than A$30m (US$19.6m) of bonuses as the Australian lender grapples with the fallout from numerous regulatory breaches and works to streamline operations and cut costs. 

Wall Street dealmakers could be forgiven for thinking they were reading some regrettable AI hallucination when, on October 30, they looked at the US high-grade corporate bond league table and saw Morgan Stanley at the top, not JP Morgan.

HSBC has appointed former Morgan Stanley senior China dealmaker Wei Sun Christianson as a director and member of its risk committee and nomination and corporate governance committee.

The Ministry of Finance of the People's Republic of China is planning to raise up to €4bn (US$4.7bn) through a bond offering, slated to come in the week of November 17.

Gatwick Airport holdco brought £475m five-year non-call two senior secured notes to a busy European high-yield market on Tuesday, continuing a wave of issues that have sterling components this week. 

The sterling primary market took the limelight on Tuesday with two issuers selling their first subordinated bonds in the currency for over four years. 

Corporate euro supply is set to return in style on Wednesday and Thursday following a short break for the French public holiday after last week’s rush of more than €33bn from investment-grade borrowers.

Shenandoah Telecommunications is preparing its first securitization backed by a fiber optics network as part of its plan to lower debt costs and generate positive cash flow by 2027.

European auto ABS supply and market conditions remain healthy, with investors continuing to absorb a variety of deals even as spreads have edged wider compared with September.  

ColCap’s second UK buy-to-let RMBS priced inside its debut trade, even as broader market spreads drift wider following a sustained run of post-September issuance.

Flexential tapped the securitisation market on Tuesday to part-refinance its US$2bn inaugural issue from 2021, which is also the biggest-ever data centre ABS .

Brazil could issue the first sovereign Amazonia bond after the Inter-American Development Bank closed the inaugural deal in the new format , which finances sustainable development projects across the environmentally critical Amazon region.

Demand for "debt pause clauses" could increase after it became clear just how vital they would have been for Jamaica as it struggles to recover from the devastation wreaked by Hurricane Melissa.

California is expected to finally begin sales of its US$10bn of climate resilience bonds in the first half of 2026, more than a year after the debt-raising plan was passed by local voters.

The International Capital Market Association released climate transition bond guidelines on Thursday, creating a new standalone transition label that will allow high-emitting issuers to raise sustainable finance.

Adani Enterprises has launched a Rs250bn (US$2.82bn) 3-for-25 rights issue at Rs1,800 each, a 24% discount to the pre-deal close of Rs2,366.80 on Tuesday. 

CPP Investments exited a 5.4% stake in Portuguese utility EDP for €839m on Monday through sole bookrunner Goldman Sachs.

CleanSpark shares are under pressure Tuesday after the company raised an upsized US$1.15bn from the overnight sale of a convertible bond, despite a concurrent stock buyback designed to mitigate selling pressure on the underlying stock.

Indian food delivery company Swiggy plans to launch an up to Rs100bn (US$1.13bn) qualified institutional placement of shares as early as the end of November, people with knowledge of the transaction said. 

French medical diagnostics company Sebia has launched a €1.9bn-equivalent dual-currency term loan B that will be used to fund its acquisition by a consortium led by Warburg Pincus.

A consortium of KKR and Singapore Telecommunications is in talks to raise debt of around S$5bn (US$3.83bn) to back its proposed leveraged buyout of ST Telemedia Global Data Centres in what could become the largest such financing from the sector in Asia Pacific. 

Multinational lottery and gaming entertainment company Allwyn has priced a US$1bn first-lien term loan B to support its acquisition of a roughly 62.3% stake in fantasy sports operator PrizePicks.

European leveraged finance bankers are gearing up for a final push before year-end as market sentiment stabilises, but the pipeline for buyout syndications this side of January appears to be running dry.