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  • Wenzhou Kangning Hospital started guiding investors to the top of the range of its HK$681m ($88m) Hong Kong IPO on Thursday morning, thanks to books being oversubscribed across the price range.
  • BMW is preparing for its second Chinese auto ABS of the year and is, once again, relying on a popular four-tranche, fixed rate/floating rate structure that it introduced to the market five months ago.
  • China Energy Engineering Corp is scheduled to hold its listing hearing with the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on November 12 for a $1.5bn-$2bn IPO, and start pre-marketing the following week.
  • The Chinese auto ABS market is poised for a busy end of the year with BMW gearing up for its second transaction of 2015, returning with the Bavarian Sky China series.
  • Wenzhou Kangning Hospital opened bookbuilding for its HK$681m ($88m) listing on Monday, following in the footsteps of Dali Foods Group by placing out stock to just a few cornerstone investors.
  • Standard Chartered has been given the nod for its debut Panda bond issuance from the People’s Bank of China (PBoC) and the deal is expected to take place quite soon, two sources with knowledge of the trade have told GlobalRMB.
  • Indonesia’s Summarecon Agung has pulled a planned $200m-$250m IPO of Summarecon Investment Property (SIP) at the eleventh hour to pursue a real estate investment trust (Reit) instead.
  • Wenzhou Kangning Hospital Co started to test investor appetite for its IPO of around $100m on Monday, with bookbuilding expected to kick off in early November.
  • Wenzhou Kangning Hospital Co is set to pre-market its $100m Hong Kong IPO on October 26, with investor education slated to run for about two weeks before bookbuilding starts.
  • CDB Leasing Co, an arm of China Development Bank, is planning to raise around $1bn via a Hong Kong IPO in the first half of 2016, with three banks expected to lead the transaction.
  • CRRC Corp has received the thumbs up from its board to sell a convertible bond worth up to $1bn, making it the first Chinese issuer to tap the offshore equity-linked market following the National Development and Reform Commission’s (NDRC) overhaul of foreign debt sales.
  • Japan Post sets sail with IPOs — Datang Environment files in HK — Banpu Power eyes Thai float — Larsen & Toubro seeks $300m listing