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Hong Kong-listed Kingsoft Corp fetched HK$2.74bn ($353.43m) from an accelerated share sale on the evening of June 3, with the trade enjoying a brisk response courtesy of its Tencent and Xiaomi parentage.

China Three Gorges Corp (CTG) ventured into the international bond market with an approach never seen before, as it became the first name in Asia ex-Japan to debut in both dollars and euros.

Tough times in the Chilean high yield sector in the last 12 months are unlikely to put investors off taking advantage of a rare level of juice available for a credit from the country when Latam Airlines launches its new non-call five year bond on Thursday.

The Gabonese Republic has picked banks for a dollar benchmark deal and starts a roadshow on Thursday.

Europe’s sunshine state may be about to default for the second time, but equity capital markets are fizzing with activity, and indices only a fraction off their post-crisis highs.

China Three Gorges Corp (CTG) has opened books for what will be its first outing to the international bond market, marketing a dual tranche offering in dollars and euros on June 3. Joining CTG in the market is Beijing Construction Engineering Group (BCEG), which started taking bids for its debut dollar bond.

US flooring manufacturer Mohawk Industries made its euro debut on Tuesday, aiming to fund its acquisition of Belgium's IVC Group. However, leads could not tighten pricing from initial price thoughts.

Spain and Council of Europe Development Bank hit the long end of the curve in euros on Tuesday ahead of a Greek debt repayment deadline later this week.

Bank of Sharjah priced its first international bond deal on Monday and bankers are adamant investors want more form the Middle East despite the recent supply glut.

No one saw this one coming. Petrobras, whose bonds just two months ago were trading at almost distressed levels, joined an elite club of century bond issuers on Monday, and attracted $13bn of orders in the process.

TCC International Holdings, a manufacturer and importer of cement, will raise HK$3.63bn ($468.23m) in a rights issue fully underwritten by its major shareholder, BNP Paribas and JP Morgan.

JP Morgan has promoted two senior executives in its Greater China investment banking team as capital markets activity in the region steps up. The moves come amid a continuing investigation into the hiring practices of US banks in Asia.