Citi

T-Mobile brought its bond issuance this year above $30bn this week, when it printed its second jumbo deal in a month.

Three banks rode out a volatile bond market this week, printing senior deals amid positive sentiment caused by talks making it seem an agreement about a new US Covid-19 stimulus package was closer on Tuesday.

China’s Ant Group kicked off marketing for its Hong Kong and Shanghai dual listing on Thursday, the last stage before launching a possible $35bn IPO, set to be the world’s largest to date. The combined offering is already more than a third covered by onshore investors, with global buyers lining up for the rest. Addison Gong and Jonathan Breen report.

Taiwanese electronics giant Hon Hai Precision Industry Co shook off trade war concerns to raise $1.4bn from the bond market on Tuesday.

Singapore-listed Mapletree Logistics Trust has raised S$650m ($479.8m) in fresh equity after boosting the size of its placement.

Hong Kong-based Peak Reinsurance Co rolled out a subordinated perpetual bond on Tuesday, netting $250m from the deal.

Naftogaz of Ukraine elected to pull its long six year benchmark bond from the market on Monday, postponing it indefinitely.

Criteria Caixa is sounding out investors for a new seven year unsecured euro bond: its first at this tenor in over five years.

Korea Development Bank took $1bn from a dual tranche transaction on Monday, using a social label for one portion of the bond to attract a new group of investors.

Ant Group has got the go ahead from regulators for the Hong Kong portion of its dual listing, which is expected to raise around $30bn in the largest ever primary share offering globally.

Singapore-listed Mapletree Logistics Trust is funding an acquisition spree of logistics assets in Asia by tapping the equity market for up to S$650m ($479m).

Nanofilm Technologies International is giving the Singapore Exchange some much-needed IPO activity, launching the first main board listing on the bourse since the beginning of the year.