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Philippines' International Container Terminal Services (ICTSI) and Hong Kong’s ITC Properties Group are readying their respective dollar-denominated bonds, with both companies on the road to meet with investors this week.

Clio Cosmetics Co is eyeing a listing on the Kosdaq to raise up to W184.4bn ($165m), with bookbuilding set to begin in October.

Thailand-based Kasikornbank’s Hong Kong branch and Malaysia’s RHB Bank navigated a crowded Asia bond market to bag a combined $900m.

Debut issuer Jubilant Pharma ventured out to the international bond market on September 29, netting $300m from its first dollar-denominated transaction.

The names of banks backing Indian firm Intas Pharmaceutical’s bid for the UK and Ireland assets of Teva Pharmaceutical Industries have emerged.

China Citic Bank International bucked concerns about the health of the European banking industry, driven by Deutsche Bank’s financial troubles, to seal a $500m additional tier one on Thursday.

Endurance Technologies is set to raise Rp11.6bn ($173.4m) after unveiling the price range for its India IPO, which launches on Wednesday.

Oman locked down $1.5bn this week, pricing “wisely” with a decent new issue premium and kicking off a busy few weeks of issuance from the Gulf Corporation Council’s oil rich, but cash poor, sovereigns as Bahrain and Saudi Arabia ready trades.

A chaotic start to the week for the euro corporate bond market saw one deal pulled on a combination of soured sentiment and aggressive pricing, causing issuers to engage in a balancing act before risk appetite returned in force at the end of the week.

Investors threw off the caution on Thursday that saw them hesitate over lower-rated investment grade corporate bond deals offering low spreads on earlier in the week.

Dutch plastic packaging manufacturer Schoeller Allibert priced its debut €210m five year bond on Thursday, after strong recent results, while Norwegian Air Shuttle looks to tap its 2019s, following its failure to issue notes earlier this year.

Honma Golf priced its Hong Kong IPO near the top of expectations on Thursday, raising HK$1.34bn ($172.7m) for the Japanese maker of premium golf clubs as long-only funds climbed onboard.