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Italian oil and gas company Eni jostled with four other issuers on one of the European corporate bond market's busiest days of the year as it issued a dual tranche offering on Tuesday.

The prospect of the first international bank capital trade from India is closer with State Bank of India on the road this week for a dollar-denominated additional tier one. While it has picked a good window, it needs to get the pricing right or risk derailing the rest of the market.

Chinese healthcare and education names are flocking towards Hong Kong for IPOs, with the most recent filings coming from New Century Healthcare Holding Co and China Yuhua Education Corp.

Industrial Bank Co has thrown open books for a dual-tranche dollar offering following a series of fixed income investor meetings at the start of the month.

Postal Savings Bank of China has started taking orders for a Hong Kong IPO that could be worth HK$62.7bn ($8.1bn). Set to be the world’s largest float in two years, the deal is going to add about $130m in fees to the underwriters’ coffers.

Canada Pension Plan Investment Board will sell its first ever bond on Tuesday, and HSH Finanzfonds mandated what will be its longest dated bond ever.

Adienne Pharma & Biotech, the Swiss pharmaceutical company specialising in treatments for orphan diseases, has announced its intention to float on the SIX Swiss Exchange.

National Bank of Abu Dhabi (NBAD) is still in talks with investors about a possible green bond, according to the lead managers, despite rumours that the planned deal will not go ahead due to disputes over pricing.

RWE, the German utilities group, will float its renewables and power distribution business Innogy on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange in the fourth quarter, the company said in an intention to float document on Monday morning.

Powerlong Real Estate Holdings made a bold move coming to the market on the last day of a frantic week in Asia's debt capital markets. But it found its deal 2.7x covered and got away with tight pricing.

State Bank of India has mandated seven firms to arrange a dollar-denominated bank capital additional tier one offering — the first deal of its kind from the south Asian country.

Yestar International Holdings Company was the only corporate in the Asian debt market on Thursday, enticing investors for its maiden dollar offering. The issuer bagged $200m from its five non call three, opting to raise a conservative amount with its debut.