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Xiabuxiabu Catering Management Holdings priced its Hong Kong IPO in the middle of guidance to raise HK$1.07bn ($137.68m), with a book that was heavy on long only funds and fundamental investors and light on hedge funds.

The Hong Kong IPO market was off to a busy week, with Dalian Wanda Commercial Properties and Linekong Interactive rushing to complete chunky deals before the markets break for Christmas. But the flood of activity also left one victim in its wake, as M800 chose to delay bookbuilding until January rather than compete with its rivals for investor attention.

Alibaba-backed dating app Momo, which has been forced to defend itself against allegations of misconduct levied at its CEO, has priced its $216m Nasdaq IPO in the middle of the range.

Credit Suisse returned to the Samurai market after a four year absence on Tuesday to sell a five tranche deal. The issuer’s scarcity in the format allowed it to generate strong investor interest and price the second largest ever Samurai print from a European bank.

US consumer products conglomerate Spectrum Brands has tightened pricing on the €150m loan slice of a debt bundle that it will use for a planned acquisition and general corporate purposes.

Nederlandse Waterschapsbank was able to tap a March 2016 dollar benchmark on Tuesday at the mid-market level at which the bond was trading before the tap was announced.

Credit Suisse returned to the Samurai market after a four year absence on Tuesday to sell a five tranche deal. The issuer’s scarcity in the format allowed it to generate strong investor interest and price the second largest ever Samurai print from a European bank.

Gunvor International and Gunvor SA, subsidiaries of Gunvor Group, have signed a $1bn revolving credit facility with a syndicate of 25 banks, down from 38 on its $1.5bn loan a year ago.

Qualitas Healthcare Corp is preparing for an IPO that could raise between $100m-$300m, making it the second healthcare-related issuer to seek a listing in Malaysia over the past week.

Keppel Telecommunications & Transportation, which has priced its S$513m ($393.8m) real estate investment trust IPO at the top of the range, has now allocated a large chunk of the deal to long only investors, leaving very little on the table for other bidders.

Spectrum Brands, the US consumer products conglomerate, held a lender call on Tuesday for the €150m loan portion of a €400m-equivalent debt bundle that it will use for acquisitions and general corporate purposes.

Altice made a firm step towards adding to its European telecoms portfolio on Sunday, when Brazilian telco Oi accepted a raised €7.4bn offer from the French company for the Portuguese assets of Portugal Telecom.