Morgan Stanley

Nio, the electric car company nicknamed China’s Tesla, priced its $1bn New York Stock Exchange IPO on Wednesday off the floor.

Viomi Technology, the internet-of-things affiliate of Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi, opened books on Tuesday for its $125.4m Nasdaq flotation.

The Inter-American Development Bank and KfW drew strong demand in the dollar SSA market on Tuesday, with the former issuing just the fourth 10 year dollar benchmark from an SSA of the year.

Public sector euro benchmark supply is set to restart after a lull last week, with a eurozone sovereign and a French agency hitting screens on Monday for pricing on Tuesday.

Studio City International Holdings, the Macau-based casino resort, has filed publicly for an IPO in the US with an indicative size of $115m.

Nio’s IPO on the New York Stock Exchange is set to escape the rout in emerging market stocks mostly unscathed, with its $1.3bn float covered ahead of pricing on Tuesday.

Hansoh Pharmaceutical Group is making a belated attempt to list in Hong Kong some two years after mandating banks.

Hong Kong IPO hopefuls rushed to file their draft prospectuses with the city’s bourse this week, as the window closes for a launch before the end of the year.

Qutoutiao and 111 have launched their respective IPOs on the Nasdaq this week, while Liulishuo has headed to New York for a listing.

Two Chinese bond issuers found opposite responses to their green outings on Tuesday. While China General Nuclear Power Corp opted for a euro-denominated deal to target green dedicated funds in Europe, Beijing Capital Group found less traction with sustainability-focused investors for its dollar trade.

Spanish telecoms company Telefónica sold its second euro-denominated senior bond of 2018, benefitting from one its quietest years of issuance with a single digit new issue premium.

Fosun Tourism Group, a subsidiary of Chinese conglomerate Fosun International, is planning to spin-off and list on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.