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JSW Energy, part of Indian conglomerate JSW Group, is preparing to hit the ECM market with a qualified institutional placement of up to Rp50bn ($802m), as the company looks to shore up capital to put to use for its growth plans.

Export-Import Bank of India (India Exim) is looking to issue the first dollar-denominated green bond out of the country, opening books to a five year offering on March 24.

Hyundai Capital Services returned to the offshore debt market, pricing a 5.5 year dollar bond on March 23. The rarity of high quality Korean corporate credits, the name value of Hyundai as well as a recent rating upgrade attracted strong demand, allowing the Korean issuer to achieve both its size and pricing aims

Axis Bank, India’s third largest private lender, has signed a $300m loan with a club of six lenders.

Aabar Investments, the investment arm of Abu Dhabi’s International Petroleum Investment Corp, is this evening bookbuilding a bond of €1.5bn to €2bn, exchangeable into shares of UniCredit.

Shawbrook, the UK challenger bank, today launched the bookbuilding phase of its initial public offering, as the firm looks to raise at least £180m on the London Stock Exchange.

Esterline Technologies Corp on Monday announced it would offer €330m of senior unsecured bonds, the fifth high yield issue in euros from a US company in March.

Kevin Latter has been appointed head of investment banking in South Africa at Bank of American Merrill Lynch.

Scout24, the German online directories and listings company, is seeking an add-on to its debt facilities and has arranged a Tuesday call with investors.

Bank of America was the sole issuer to hit the senior market on Monday, defying a weak close to the end of last week to open books for a 10 year euro print.

Export-Import Bank of India (India Exim) is close to finalising the details of a landmark transaction this week with the agency looking to sell India’s first dollar-denominated green bond.

Inox Wind’s Rp10.40bn ($166m) Indian IPO has seen a stellar response from the market as investor demand takes books to 18 times covered, with pricing now widely expected to come out at the top of the range.