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  • Bank Mandiri has continued the flow of Indonesian dollar bonds in the primary market, raising $500m on Tuesday with just a small 5bp new issue premium.
  • Central China New Life, a property management company, has launched marketing for its Hong Kong IPO as it aims to raise up to HK$2.16bn ($278.6m). The Mainland-based firm has begun virtual meetings with investors as the threat of Covid-19 continues to prevent any hopes of physical meetings.
  • Hong Kong's Wharf Real Estate Investment Company (Wharf REIC) raised $750m from a dual-tranche bond on Tuesday. The issuer was able to take more than it initially intended, while paying a small new issue premium.
  • PSA International, a Singaporean port operator, raised $650m from a 10 year bond that appealed to investors because of its strong credentials.
  • Singapore Airlines has announced the record date for its planned S$8.8bn ($6.17bn) concurrent rights issue and mandatory convertible bonds sale.
  • BPCE seized an opportunity to launch €1.5bn of preferred senior funding this week — an asset class that has outperformed all other bank funding products in the market in recent trading sessions.
  • Lenovo Group took a cautious approach to its $650m bond issuance last Friday, opting for size instead of price and offering investors a hefty premium for its deal.
  • China National Travel Service Group Corp (CNT) raised $900m from a dual-tranche bond on Thursday, making it the first Chinese state-owned enterprise to come to the market in more than a month.
  • Singapore’s CapitaLand, a real estate giant, has raised a total of S$400m ($283m) from two bilateral green loans, giving a further boost to its sustainability financing credentials.
  • Malaysia's Petroliam Nasional and China's Lenovo Group set the stage for new dollar deals on Tuesday, taking advantage of a rally in Asian bonds and improved investor sentiment despite the growing impact of the Covid-19 coronavirus.
  • Singapore’s flag carrier is planning to raise S$8.8bn ($6.16bn) from a concurrent rights issue and sale of convertible bonds to help stem crippling losses driven by the Covid-19 coronavirus.
  • Asia’s sustainability-linked loan market has expanded further with a real estate investment trust raising funds linked to the global real estate sustainability benchmark (GRESB), a first for the region.