Bank of China

China Petroleum & Chemical Corp (Sinopec) made a comeback to the bond market this week with a $3bn four-tranche deal. But in a step away from its previous outings, the oil and gas giant opted for price over size.

BOC Aviation started gauging investor appetite this week for its $2bn IPO in Hong Kong, with books set to open in mid-May.

Funke Mediengruppe, the German media group, has agreed an extension to its loan facilities, in one of the few amend-and-extend operations so far in 2016.

China Petroleum & Chemical Corp (Sinopec) fetched $3bn from a multi-tranche dollar deal on Monday that saw a 30 note added mid-way due to reverse enquiry. But unlike its last outing, the oil and gas giant kept the size relatively small in favour of tight pricing.

BOC Aviation has begun investor education for its $2bn IPO in Hong Kong, with pre-marketing expected to continue into the early part of next week, said a source close to the transaction.

Oil and gas giant China Petroleum & Chemical Corp (Sinopec) opened books for a 144A/Reg S triple-tranche dollar offering on Monday, taking advantage of a buoyant primary Asian bond market.

Hammerson, the UK property company, has signed a £420m revolving credit facility with eight banks, including four new lenders.

Ping An Real Estate Capital, a subsidiary of Ping An Insurance Group, has received enough commitments to increase the size of its $200m loan, said sources.

The New Development Bank Brics (NDB) has appointed four Chinese banks and two internationals banks to work on a renminbi-denominated green bond to be sold to Chinese onshore buyers.

The Export-Import Bank of China (Chexim) attracted high quality non-Chinese bidders for its dual currency, triple tranche offering this week. The response shows that demand remains high for mainland credits despite concerns about the country’s growth.

Jacobson Pharma Corp, maker of the Po Chai pills used to treat indigestion and prevent hangovers, is seeking a $200m IPO in Hong Kong via sole sponsor BoC International.

Five lenders have opened into syndication a $1.5bn loan for Tencent Asset Management, the investment arm of Chinese technology firm Tencent Holdings.