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Turkiye Sinai Kalkinma Bankasi sold its $350m five year bond with a 15bp new issue concession on Wednesday. Other Turkish banks are looking for their own opportunity to jump in.

Industrial Bank of Korea (IBK) is wasting no time with its latest dollar bond, launching a five year trade on April 16 just one day after the official mandate of the deal was announced.

Chinese department store operator Golden Eagle International Trading, which launched a $500m three year bullet into general earlier this month, has signed a facility agreement for a bigger loan with 12 lenders.

Turkiye Sinai Kalkinma Bankasi has tightened price guidance for its $350m five year bond to at 375bp-387.5bp over mid-swaps.

Indonesia’s Bumi Serpong Damai (BSD) has kicked off a roadshow on the week of April 13 ahead of its first outing to the offshore debt market with a five year dollar bond.

South Korea’s SK Lubricants has revived plans for its listing almost three years after it first floated the idea, with a source saying that an IPO of as much as W900bn ($822m) is expected to hit investors’ screen this year.

Indonesian industrial park developer Puradelta Lestari is reviving its IPO plans nearly two years after scrapping a Rph1.95tr ($191m) deal, and is counting on improved sentiment for stocks from the country to push the listing ahead.

Panamanian lender Global Bank re-opened its 2019s for a further $150m on Tuesday as bankers said low new issue volumes were creating extremely friendly conditions for borrowers.

Industrial Bank of Korea (IBK) mandated six banks on Wednesday, April 15 to run its first outing to the dollar bond market in almost three years.

Dubai’s Noor Bank has mandated eight banks to arrange its debut benchmark dollar sukuk and has set roadshow dates.

Pelabuhan Indonesia II (Persero), or Pelindo II, has mandated five banks to arrange a global roadshow ahead of a planned Reg S/144A dollar bond, which will be the Indonesian port operator's debut if it goes ahead with the deal.

Citi has announced a series of changes to its global management team, with Francisco Aristeguieta set to replace Stephen Bird as CEO of Asia Pacific, according to an internal memo.