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Investors have greeted India’s latest IPOs with open arms, as PNB Housing Finance and Varun Beverages seek to raise Rp41.1bn ($616.9m) this week.

Seven deals launched Thursday as issuers came out in force to raise money ahead what is expected to be greater market uncertainty in November.

A trio of issuers on Wednesday were able to tighten pricing or print above their minimum targets — or both — in another strong day for the dollar market.

SNCF Réseau will issue the first green bond ever from a European transport company on Thursday.

A fourth issuer of the week has broken its record for longest dated syndication ever, while the European Financial Stability Facility wrapped up its 2016 needs with a trade that looked almost short end by comparison to the rest of the week’s euro supply.

The Moser family intends to become the sole owner of UK mortgage loan provider Together as private equity firm Equistone and Standard Life plan PIK issuance before exiting the company.

DNA Ltd, Finland’s third largest mobile phone operator, has decided after a strategic review to embark on a second attempt at an IPO, more than three years after shareholders voted against going public.

Bank of Communications Financial Leasing Co snagged $1.5bn from a dual-tranche offering on Tuesday, as it opted for a slightly different structure to its past transactions.

Aluminum Corporation of China is planning its return to the international bond market, having hired banks for a Reg S dollar senior perpetual.

India’s Varun Beverages opened books to its Rp11.1bn ($166.6m) IPO on Wednesday, with anchor investors taking up their full allocation at the top of the price range.

ConvaTec, the UK medical technology company, has priced a jumbo £1.7bn ($2.1bn) initial public offering at the bottom of its initial range.

Spain’s real estate investment trust Merlin Properties on Tuesday sold its second issue in a market where most eyes turned to Danone’s €6.2bn jumbo deal.