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Industrial Bank of Korea (IBK) is wasting no time with its latest dollar bond, launching a five year trade on April 16 just one day after the official mandate of the deal was announced.

Chinese department store operator Golden Eagle International Trading, which launched a $500m three year bullet into general earlier this month, has signed a facility agreement for a bigger loan with 12 lenders.

Jerrold Holding, the UK mortgage company, on Wednesday announced a £50m tap of its £200m high yield bond sold in 2013, to repay part of its bank debt.

UK engineering company Smiths Group has hired four banks to arrange a roadshow from April 20 for its second euro bond.

Busy Bee, the UK nursery and early education provider for under-fives, has held a bank meeting this morning to market its £210m term loan ‘B’.

Malaysia is making a rare appearance in the dollar market, opening books to a dual tranche offering on April 15. While the country’s first dollar outing in almost four years is already headline-worthy enough, the transaction is also notable for equaling Malaysia's record in terms of deal maturity.

VRL Logistics’ Rp4.68bn ($75.20m) IPO in India has met with an enthusiastic response, after anchor investors signed up for their full 30% allocation at the maximum price and covered $22.56m of the book.

Haitong International Securities has signed its latest loan at an increased size of HK$6bn ($774m), driven by strong demand from Taiwanese, Hong Kong and Korean banks.

Formosa Plastics Group has priced a $1bn 10 year dollar bond, wrapping up a stylish return to the dollar bond market. The deal saw solid demand as investors didn’t want to miss a rare opportunity to get their hands on a Taiwanese credit.

China Communications Construction Co (CCCC) made a successful debut in the international bond market on April 14 with a senior perpetual bond. Its rarity value, attractive pricing and great timing drew huge demand from investors, which allowed the issuer to achieve the lowest coupon for a senior dollar perp in Asia.

Industrial Bank of Korea (IBK) mandated six banks on Wednesday, April 15 to run its first outing to the dollar bond market in almost three years.

Moy Park, the UK poultry producer owned by the Brazilian food group Marfrig, sold a tap of its £200m debut high yield bond at 98.501 to yield 6.55% on Tuesday.