Banks

Jacobio Pharmaceuticals is preparing to launch the roadshow for its Hong Kong IPO after winning approval to list from the city’ stock exchange last week.

Burger King India is set to launch its Rp8.2bn ($110.5m) IPO this week, after having delayed the deal when the Covid-19 pandemic shut down the country’s markets in March.

China's Harbour Biomed, a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company, has hit the road for its up to HK$1.8bn ($230.4m) listing.

Italy returned to the private placement market to print one of the year’s largest MTNs on Thursday. The deal stood out this week, since issuance in the market has started to wind down ahead of Christmas.

CPI Property, the Frankfurt listed property owner, has signed a new €700m revolving credit facility, bumping up the size of its main bank line as lenders say liquidity is still a focus for corporates.

Bank lenders are hopeful that volumes across the typically active central and eastern Europe region will pick up, after what has been a disappointing year. This week Romanian meat processing company Carmistin Group raised a syndicated loan from a range of regional lenders, which is one of only five deals signed in the country this year.

Banco de Sabadell’s debt securities took a nose-dive in the secondary market on Friday morning, after the Spanish lender said that it had failed to agree on the terms of a merger with BBVA.

Dexin China Holdings Co has worked hard to court bond investors and establish its name this year. The move paid off on Thursday, when the issuer grabbed its first single digit bond coupon.

India's TML Holdings used its ties to parent company Tata Motors to appeal to investors in a $300m bond sale on Thursday.

JD Health International is set to close the international investor book for its up-to HK$27bn ($3.5bn) IPO a day early, according to a source familiar with matter.

Evergrande Property Services Group, the property management arm of one China’s most debt-laden developers, wrapped up its IPO toward the bottom of price guidance after relying largely on Chinese investors.

Sunac China Holdings tapped two of its dollar bonds on Thursday, using up the $320m left of its offshore issuance quota.