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China Logistics Property Holdings Co, which filed for a Hong Kong listing on Thursday, has tapped Credit Suisse and Deutsche Bank as joint sponsors for the transaction.

The Republic of the Philippines is getting ready to meet investors to provide them an update on recent economic developments and performance.

Spar Group, the South African grocery and home improvement wholesaler, raised R2.2bn ($143m) of new capital in a successful accelerated bookbuild on Tuesday night.

Chinese hospital owner Zhongmei Healthcare Group has picked the Hong Kong Stock Exchange for an upcoming IPO, joining a handful of other names from the sector that are also vying for a listing.

Equitas Holdings has tweaked plans for its potential Rp20bn ($300.3m) IPO, as it works to become the first small finance bank to go public in India.

Standard & Poor’s astonished the equity-linked bond market on Wednesday evening by stripping the equity credit from Vodafone’s £2.9bn mandatory convertibles, issued in February, only a month after assigning the credit. The change knocks away one advantage of the deal for Vodafone and may damage banks’ hopes of replicating it.

Deutsche Post, the German courier, issued a €1.25bn dual tranche bond on Wednesday, winning a large order book as investors hurled money at the market.

Two pre-IPO investors in IMAX China have raised HK$940bn ($121.2m) after offloading just under half of their holdings in the company. But in an unusual approach, the shareholders executed the sale nearly three weeks before their original lock-up periods were set to expire.

The bookbuild for the initial public offering of Senvion was completed a day early, on Monday evening, and resulted in a price near the bottom of an already much lowered price range.

Low profitability remains the main risk for euro area banks, according to the European Central Bank’s annual report on banking supervision, and with little sign of revenues rising in 2016, more and more financial institutions are turning to technology to cut costs.

The private equity owners of German wind turbine maker Senvion have grudgingly relaunched its Frankfurt IPO, just five days after pulling it on low demand. The new deal is half the size of the earlier one, and implies a valuation €300m lower.

HeidelbergCement issued a benchmark high yield bond on Monday that was increased to €1bn and nearly three times oversubscribed.