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  • China-based auto parts manufacturer Unite Intelligence Control is planning a Hong Kong IPO, announcing its intentions through a draft prospectus filed with the city’s stock exchange last Friday.
  • China’s Shandong International Trust Co is set to begin investor education for its Hong Kong listing, according to a banker close to the deal.
  • Chiyu Banking Corp and Orient Securities Co have mandated firms to run new dollar bond deals, with roadshows set to start on Monday.
  • Hong Kong’s Wing Lung Bank managed to raise $400m from a Basel III tier two bond on Wednesday, braving increased volatility to find a source of replacement capital.
  • Nissin Foods Co, part of instant noodle giant Nissin Japan, has begun meeting investors to foster interest in its potential $200m Hong Kong IPO, according to a source close to the deal.
  • Fixed-line telecom operator WTT HK priced a $670m bond on Tuesday, with the rare Hong Kong high yield name attracting robust investor interest. Despite a choppy market, the issuer tightened pricing by 37.5bp, and the notes held up well in secondary.
  • Far East Horizon has boosted its latest loan to $800m from $500m, with retail lenders allotted their full commitments.
  • Wing Lung Bank, one of Hong Kong’s oldest local banks, is marketing a Basel III tier two dollar bond, just days after failing to redeem its legacy bank capital notes on their first call date.
  • Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing’s (HKEX) iron ore futures, which came to the exchange on Monday, enjoyed investor interest to the tune of 1,022 contracts during the day’s trading,
  • Fixed-line telecom operator WTT HK, known as Wharf T&T until recently, is taking bids for a five non call three year bond on Tuesday after drumming up interest through a global roadshow.
  • Logan Property Holdings and KWG Property Holding, whose joint venture won the bid for a land parcel in Hong Kong in February, have approached lenders for a HK$10bn ($1.28bn) term loan to support the construction of the project, two bankers said this week.
  • Hong Kong Airlines, which last visited the international syndicated loan market in 2015, is working with a bank to refinance that facility.