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Malaysian conglomerate MMC Corp is relisting its power arm, Malakoff Corp, in an IPO that could fetch over $1bn. The deal sets the stage for a showdown between two jumbo Malaysian listings of energy companies in the first half of 2015.

Chinese property developers are making the most of the bullish sentiment following China’s recent interest rate cut, with Logan Property Holdings and Yuzhou Properties Company pricing bonds this week.

Keppel Telecommunications & Transportation is set to price its S$513m ($393.8m) real estate investment trust at the top end of the price range, with institutional books more than comfortably covered, according to bankers.

Chinese online travel booking company Tuniu Corp, which counts Ctrip Investment Holdings and Qihoo 360 Technology as some of its shareholders, is eyeing a $100m follow-on offering before the end of the year.

China’s largest nuclear power producer, CGN Power, has priced its IPO at the top of its range to raise HK$24.5bn ($3.2bn), thanks to overwhelming demand from institutional and retail investors. But final allocations have proved a challenge, with some bankers complaining about the lack of transparency.

Sunac China Holdings joined the procession of Chinese property companies that have come to the market since China cut borrowing rates. The company raised $400m from a five non call three year bond on December 2.

French supermarket group Groupe Casino priced a €650m ($514.37m) 10.2 year bond on Tuesday, its third issue of the year. But its credit spreads have widened a little since its last deal on July 30.

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

Chinese hotpot chain Xiabuxiabu Catering Management Holdings has started taking orders for its HK$1.13bn ($146m) IPO, with the company being pitched at a discount to its peers.

CGN Power has closed books a day earlier than scheduled after seeing massive oversubscription for its HK24.52bn ($3.16bn) IPO, with pricing now likely to be done overnight.

Chinese property developers are making the most of the bullish sentiment following the recent post-rate cut to price dollar bonds.

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.