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San Miguel Corporation’s Global Power Holdings opened books on a new hybrid bond on Tuesday morning, with guidance on the perpetual non call 5.5 bond set at 7.625% area. Bankers have indicated that the borrower is looking to do a benchmark size transaction.

German ball bearing maker Schaeffler has issued price guidance for its $2bn-equivalent term loan ‘E’, due to mature in 2020.

Portuguese lender Banco Espírito Santo is set to continue the success of periphery bank deals on Monday, looking to appeal to investors on the hunt for yield with a three year deal.

Chinese property developer Country Garden Holdings is meeting with investors for a proposed Reg S/144A dollar transaction.

CLP Power opened the books for a perpetual non call 5.5 year issue on Monday morning. The issuer is making its subordinated bond debut as it looks to strengthen its balance sheet after announcing acquisitions at the end of last year.

Perusahaan Gas Negara is meeting bankers in Jakarta on Tuesday, April 29, as bankers await a decision on whether the Indonesian company will close its $1.5bn loan onshore or offshore.

Tata Motors is meeting investors in Asia this week, and plans to issue a dollar bond from its subsidiary TML Holdings.

State Grid Corporation of China returned to the market with a multibillion triple-tranche transaction on Monday morning. But despite nearly $10bn having already been absorbed by issues from other major Chinese state owned enterprises this month, bankers said there is still room for State Grid to do a jumbo deal.

Turkish bank Finansbank, 77.23% owned by the National Bank of Greece, launched its $500m RegS /144A five year bond at 6.375% on Friday morning in London, with pricing expected at the US open.

SingTel signed loans worth a chunky S$3.5bn ($2.8bn) via two separate facilities this week, in deals that saw a large number of banks piling in.

China Overseas Land and Investment will be on the road this week and next with a proposed dollar issue. It will be the second transaction for the issuer this year, following a $400m bond in January.

Only two weeks after successfully printing its inaugural government guaranteed senior unsecured bond, Caisse Centrale du Crédit Immobilier de France (3CIF) is looking to go another round.