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Greentown Service Group has priced its Hong Kong IPO slightly above the mid point of the original range, raising HK$1.55bn ($200m) in the aftermath of Brexit, according to sources.

Hon Hai-owned Foxconn Interconnect Technology, also known as FIT Hon Teng, is eyeing a listing in Hong Kong that could fetch up to $600m after the summer, said sources close to the deal.

Postal Savings Bank of China Co is seeking approval from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange to list, in a deal that could raise up to $8bn, according to sources familiar with the matter.

Bank of China has hit the market for its multi-currency green bond, with an offshore renminbi portion in only the second time a green dim sum bond has been sold.

Bank of Georgia starts the roadshow for a dollar denominated bond on Wednesday, which it will offer in conjunction with a tender offer for its $400m 7.75% 2017s. Demand is expected to be good for both deals.

Bank of China is planning to issue a multi-currency international green bond, in what will be China’s second offshore financial green offering.

Tuesday night's €815m block trade in Abertis shares for Obrascon Huarte Lain, the Spanish construction company, was a daring reopening of equity issuance after the UK's shock vote to leave the European Union. But despite the deal's success, it has been followed by surprisingly poor trading in OHL's shares and bonds.

British American Tobacco and Brown Forman gave the sterling corporate bond market a much needed boost on Thursday as both brought benchmark transactions to enthusiastic investors.

China’s DFZQ, also known as Orient Securities Co, and China Development Bank Financial Leasing Co have raised a combined HK$14bn ($1.8bn) after pricing their IPOs towards the low end of guidance, according to sources close to the deals.

Two Hyundai-related units cleared out of their holdings in Hyundai Motor Co for W226.14bn ($192.9m) on Wednesday, in an accelerated bookbuild that priced close to the bottom of guidance.

US brewer Molson Coors didn’t miss a beat as it hopped into the European corporate bond market on Wednesday, sweeping away Brexit-related uncertainty to issue an €800m eight year bond after closing a $5.3bn deal the day before.

China’s DFZQ, also known as Orient Securities Co, has raised HK$7.8bn ($1.0bn) from its Hong Kong listing after pricing at the bottom half of the marketing range, according to a source close to the deal.