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China Great Wall International Holdings III and Bank of Communications Financial Leasing Co are preparing to hit the road for their respective senior unsecured dollar offerings.

Huai’an Traffic Holding and Yuzhou Properties Company are set to become the newest names to test liquidity in the international bond market, kicking open their deals on Tuesday morning.

South Korea’s Samsung BioLogics gathered enough orders from investors to cover its W2.25tr ($2.0bn) IPO after the very first day of bookbuilding.

The Canton of Geneva has offered a 40 year bond to the Swiss market, the longest public sector, non-government bond ever in the Swiss market.

Ahli United Bank Kuwait has opened books on a perpetual dollar sukuk after wrapping up investor meetings on Monday, books were oversubscribed and were due to close on Tuesday, according to leads.

The debut covered bond of BNP Paribas Fortis and the first in four years from SNS Bank were priced on Monday with virtually no new issue concession to healthy levels of subscription.

Central Depositor Services India (CDSL) has won regulatory approval to go public by the end of March 2017, which could see the Bombay Stock Exchange-backed issuer valued as high as Rp14bn ($209.7m).

ZTO Express has revealed the terms for its upcoming $1.3bn US IPO, which will be the largest listing in the country by a Chinese firm since Alibaba Group Holdings' $25bn float in 2014.

Teflon Thailand proved its resilience again this week, as stocks rebounded and Banpu Power priced its Bt13.6bn ($394m) listing on the same day news broke about the passing of the country’s beloved king.

Doosan Bobcat has refiled for a potential W990.9bn ($875.1m) listing on the Korean stock exchange after its first attempt for over twice that amount failed.

Asia is gearing up for a bumper week of IPOs, with two $2bn deals launching on Monday and other smaller-sized floats vying for investor attention in what has been an action-packed October.

Despite a tough IPO market in which deals are falling by the wayside, ConvaTec, the UK medical supplies manufacturer, opened the books for its London IPO on Thursday morning with a price range that values it at £4.4bn to £5bn.