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Commercial Bank of Qatar priced its first dollar deal in more than two years flat to its existing curve on Tuesday after attracting more than $3bn of demand.

The established order is profiting from a sharp rebound in French M&A volumes. Those playing catch-up may not be so lucky, writes David Rothnie.

Chinese car dealer Baoxin Auto Group got into gear for its $150m three year term loan on Wednesday, June 18, pricing the deal at 370bp over dollar Libor.

Hong Kong’s Wheelock and Co is back in the dollar market with an unrated three year bond.

Abertis Infraestructuras, the motorways, airports and broadcasting infrastructure group, on Tuesday became the second Spanish company to take advantage of the recent rally in peripheral spreads by issuing a corporate bond.

E-commerce giant Alibaba revealed the identities of its much-hyped 27-person partnership on June 16 as the pieces are finally starting to come together for one of the most hotly anticipated IPOs of the year.

Beijing Capital Co priced its inaugural bond in international markets on Friday issuing a three year offshore renminbi bond.

Jinmao Investments and Jinmao (China) Investments Holdings, a business trust carved out of Hong Kong listed Franshion properties, started bookbuilding for its HK$3.39bn ($437m) IPO on June 16 and is offering prospective investors yields as high as 9%.

China Hongqiao Group is looking to make its international bond debut with a proposed Reg S dollar issue.

Chinese car dealer Baoxin Auto Group has mandated three banks for a new $150m three year loan, less than a year after sealing a $170m facility.

Property developer Yida China Holdings launched bookbuilding for its HK$1.68bn ($217m) IPO on June 16 as it aims to start trading on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange by the end of the month.

China’s Tianhe Chemicals Group priced its HK$5.08bn ($658m) IPO close to the bottom of its indicative price range on June 13 as investor interest differed greatly between institutional and retail accounts.