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The International Finance Corporation (IFC) announced on Monday that it will launch a five year floater on Tuesday, becoming the latest borrower to tap into the demand from investors looking for protection from rising rates. It will share the market with three year benchmarks from Municipality Finance and Corporacíon Andina de Fomento (CAF).

Asian Development Bank opened proceedings on two Kangaroo taps on Monday.

A special purpose vehicle under India’s Greenko Energy Holdings is ready to market a dollar green bond, while Hong Kong’s Castle Peak Power Company is looking to sell what it is calling an energy transition bond.

B. Grimm Power raised Bt10.4bn ($305.9m) last Friday after pricing its Thailand IPO near the top of expectations, amid a recovery for stocks in the utility sector.

Greentown China Holdings and ENN Energy Holdings are courting investors for new dollar deals this week.

The engines of sterling high yield issuance sound louder every week, with luxury carmaker McLaren and RAC Insurance adding supply to the already burgeoning sterling high yield bond market.

Hapag-Lloyd, the German container shipping group, on Tuesday led a fleet of new high yield bond deals carrying lower ratings than have been typical this year.

AB Volvo, the Swedish maker of trucks and buses, has sold its entire stake in Deutz, the German maker of diesel engines, for €196m, through an accelerated bookbuild on Thursday night.

Two shareholders pared down their stakes through separate block trades on Thursday as the stocks hit one-year highs, punctuating a relatively quiet week for overnight bookbuilds in Asia.

Fixed income dollar accounts will soon have the opportunity to buy new names from China’s financial sector and southeast Asia's coal mining industry, with three debut issuers set to roadshow in Asia, Europe and the US next week.

Deutsche Bank Singapore is tapping the syndicated loan market for a $100m-$150m fundraising, and recently sent out a draft term sheet to potential lenders, said bankers.

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