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  • Industrial and Commercial Bank of China is marketing a dollar bond deal spanning three tranches through its New York branch.
  • Korea National Oil Corp’s (KNOC) Canadian arm returned to the dollar debt market on Wednesday, eyeing a $200m tap to its existing $285m 2022 bonds.
  • Chinese online peer-to-peer lending platform PPDAI Group has launched bookbuilding for an IPO of American Depository Shares.
  • Yixin Group is pre-marketing a Hong Kong IPO to raise between $700m to $800m. The bookbuild is set to start next week.
  • Chandra Asri Petrochemical reeled in investors on Monday with its new dollar bond. The issuer offered some value compared with its peers, but still managed to grab itself a snug price.
  • Investors cheered Hon Hai Precision Industry Co’s first convertible bond (CB) issue in seven years this week, cramming in $3bn of orders into the $500m deal. That pent-up demand, along with the Taiwanese iPhone parts maker’s own strong equity and credit, meant it could get away with aggressive terms. John Loh writes.
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    Fibabanka has shelved plans for an inaugural senior dollar bond despite signs of a recovery in Turkish bank paper.
  • Taiwan-listed Hon Hai Precision Industry Co is in the market with an up to $500m currency-linked convertible bond, breaking a seven year absence from equity-linked issuance.
  • Saka Energi Indonesia, the upstream oil and gas arm of Indonesian state-owned Perusahaan Gas Negara, has allocated its $250m loan. The deal is scheduled to sign next week.
  • Indonesia’s Chandra Asri Petrochemical opened books for its first offshore dollar deal on Monday morning, following a roadshow last week.
  • Crystal International Group raised HK$3.8bn ($489.5m) with its Hong Kong IPO after pricing the shares near the wide end of terms on Thursday.
  • The Asian bond market opened with elation on Friday, following China’s blockbuster dollar transaction on Thursday that reset the curves not only of Chinese issuers, but for the rest of Asia as well.