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The Export-Import Bank of Korea is continuing the deluge of South Korean issuers venturing offshore, marketing a Singapore dollar transaction on Wednesday morning.

Chinese property developer KWG Property Holding grabbed a modest $250m on Monday from a transaction sealed at an ultra-tight price.

Beijing Infrastructure Investment Co is in the market with its first dollar bond in nearly three years, while APP China Group is meeting debt investors in Hong Kong.

Chinese developer KWG Property Holding is back in the dollar debt market just six months after raking in $400m from a five and a half year bond.

A hundred investors managing $1.8tr of assets have signed a letter calling on banks to say more about how they are managing the risk of climate change, and to publish a strategy saying how they support the goals of the Paris Agreement.

Qatar National Bank has secured $630m with a structured Formosa bond to prove it is still able to access funding despite the sensitives surrounding the Qatar crisis.

Beijing Hyundai Motor Group has completed its second securitization in China this year, selling a Rmb3.5bn ($535.3m) two tranche deal on September 12. While the transaction’s timing coincided with rising political tensions between China and South Korea, investors remained undeterred.

Mercedes-Benz Auto Finance is gearing up for its second deal in China’s securitization market this year as it beefs up its operations in the Mainland.

ABC International Holdings is back in the offshore bond market, opening books for a senior unsecured fixed rate dollar trade on Tuesday. Separately, Beijing Infrastructure Investment Co is set to end its two-year absence from the international market.

Sun Hung Kai & Co’s good run in the dollar debt market continued this week as the Hong Kong financial investment firm sealed a $150m tap, once again going beyond the targeted size.

Dubai’s Department of Finance has taken out a $1.1bn syndicated loan to finance the expansion of the city's metro line, as part of its plan to host the World Expo 2020.

A $575m loan for Twin Star Mauritius, an entity under mining giant Vedanta Resources, entered general syndication on Monday with five banks at the helm.