Haitong Securities

China Development Bank Financial Leasing Co (CDBL) has named banks to run its proposed dollar transaction, with investor meetings beginning this week.

Any debt bankers hoping for an early summer lull were left sorely disappointed on Tuesday, as a slew of Chinese issuers ensured a breakneck pace of issuance.

A relatively stable credit backdrop has encouraged a swathe of Asian issuers to tap the bond market this week, ensuring a blistering pace of issuance.

Shares in GetBack, the Polish debt collection company, closed just above their IPO price on Monday after the firm made its debut on the Warsaw Stock Exchange.

Greentown China Holdings snapped up $450m from a hugely popular senior perpetual transaction on Tuesday, while Central China Real Estate became the latest issuer to sell bonds with a tenor less than one year.

JQ Pictures Holdings has completed a non-deal roadshow for its $100m IPO in Hong Kong and is preparing to open books in September.

Tuesday is yet another busy day for China DCM, with Bright Food (Group) Co, Greentown China Holdings and Central China Real Estate in the market for bonds, while China Railway Group is set to meet accounts for its return to the international debt market.

Longfor Properties Co's debut in the investment grade debt market tested the leads’ abilities to find appropriate pricing for the deal. But the result was a thumbs-up in primary and secondary, as investors flocked to the $450m bond.

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.

Chinese developer Longfor Properties Co began marketing its first investment grade dollar bond on Thursday morning in Asia.

GetBack, the Polish debt collection company, has priced its Warsaw IPO at the bottom of the range, in a further sign of the variety of outcomes in the present flotation season.

Haitong Securities filed a draft prospectus in Hong Kong on Wednesday for the spin off and listing of its leasing unit Haitong UniTrust. The IPO is expected to raise around $500m, according to a banker close to the deal.