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China Railway Rolling Stock Corp unveiled a rare H-share convertible bond on Monday, raising $600m with what is only the second deal in the format in nine years.

Beijing Hyundai Auto Finance is set to make its mark on the Chinese auto ABS sector for the first time with its Rmb1.5bn ($228m) Autopia China 2016-1 Retail Auto Mortgage Loan Securitization Trust.

Waste to energy firm Jinjiang Environmental is planning an IPO in Singapore to raise up to $500m in the first half of the year, according to sources close to the transaction.

Postal Savings Bank of China stole the attention of the Hong Kong equity capital market this week as it kicked off preparations for a potential $15bn IPO, set to be the largest in the city in nearly five years. But fickle markets and a Hong Kong dollar stuck in a downward spiral could put the issuer on the back foot, writes Jonathan Breen.

China Railway Construction Corp has priced the first H-share convertible bond in Asia ex-Japan since 2007, raising $500m to get this year’s equity-linked market rolling.

The drawing power of one of Asia’s top credits was on show this week with Ping An Life Insurance Co of China debuting in the dollar bond market with a $1.2bn deal that was multiple times covered across two tranches.

YiChang HEC ChangJiang Pharmaceutical Co has priced its HK$1.67bn ($215.4m) IPO in the middle of the range, driven by price sensitive investors in the final book.

Bank of Zhengzhou has raised HK$5.08bn ($656m) via its Hong Kong IPO after pricing at the floor of its range on Wednesday.

YiChang HEC ChangJiang Pharmaceutical Co has opened books for a float of HK$1.67bn ($215m), kicking off the process with a renowned pharma investor among the cornerstones.

YiChang HEC ChangJiang Pharmecutical Co has settled on a price range for its H-share float, with bookbuilding to kick off on December 14.

China Zheshang Bank is following the recent slew of Chinese lenders listing in Hong Kong, having filed a preliminary prospectus with the city’s stock exchange on Thursday.

CRCC High-Tech Equipment Corp, a unit of Chinese state-owned China Railway Construction Corp, has raised HK$2.8bn ($361m) from its IPO in Hong Kong after pricing near the bottom of the range.