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  • SF Real Estate Investment Trust has raised HK$2.59bn ($333.4m) through a rare trust IPO in Hong Kong.
  • Khazanah Nasional, Malaysia's sovereign wealth fund, has found overwhelming demand for its $1bn bond, attracting more than $5bn of orders.
  • SF Real Estate Investment Trust has launched bookbuilding for its Hong Kong listing. It is aiming to raise up to HK$2.68bn ($345.4m) from the city's first Reit IPO in a year and a half.
  • Beijing Enterprises Holdings battled weakened sentiment around Chinese state-owned enterprises to sell a $700m dual tranche transaction on Wednesday. The company was able to price a successful deal, but only after overcoming recent fears about Chinese issuers. Morgan Davis reports.
  • SF Real Estate Investment Trust has started pre-marketing its Hong Kong listing, a rare sighting of the asset class in the city.
  • DBS Bank is aiming to reduce its thermal coal exposure to zero by 2039, joining a group of global investors and banks that have made similar commitments to tackle climate change.
  • Mining Industry Indonesia (Mind ID) is testing lenders’ appetite for a $1.5bn dual-tranche loan that has been launched into syndication through a group of eight banks.
  • Singapore’s agribusiness company Wilmar International has returned to the loan market for a borrowing of up to $1bn.
  • Metallurgical Corporation of China navigated tricky bond market conditions to raise $500m on Monday at a negative new issue premium, thanks to its standing among investors and the scarcity of state-owned perpetual deals.
  • Casino operator Genting Malaysia bagged $1bn from a 10 year bond on Monday, surpassing the size expectations for the trade.
  • Singapore Telecommunications (Singtel) sold a subordinated perpetual bond in the Singapore dollar market this week, marking its return to the currency after more than a decade, as well as its first perp.
  • Trip.com Group has launched bookbuilding for its HK$10.5bn ($1.35bn) secondary listing in Hong Kong, testing investor appetite amid growing pains for the pandemic-hampered travel industry and as the performance of recent IPO debuts in the city fizzles.