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China’s Cifi Holdings is taking orders for a perpetual non call five year bond on Tuesday, returning to the public dollar debt market after more than two years.

Ford Automotive Finance (China) is gearing up for its second auto loan ABS transaction of the year in China, with bookbuilding slated for August 17. The carmaker is hoping to take home Rmb4bn ($600.2m) from the deal — a larger size than its last trade.

Export-Import Bank of India priced a rare dollar Formosa bond from the country this week, bagging $400m. Cash-swamped dollar investors in Taiwan are desperate for diversification amid falling loan volumes, so the stage is set for borrowers to push for tighter pricing. Addison Gong reports.

BMW Automotive Finance (China) Co has tapped China’s auto loan asset-backed securities (ABS) market for the second time this year. The German carmaker bagged Rmb4bn ($595.4m) on August 8, less than a week after another foreign automaker, Nissan’s China joint venture, hit the market.

Singapore-listed Yangzijiang Shipbuilding (Holdings) is seeking a $200m three year borrowing, underpinned by a guarantee from its parent and a Chinese state-owned insurer.

Export-Import Bank of India took advantage of reverse enquiry from Taiwanese investors to sell its debut dollar Formosa bond, marking only the second Formosa from the south Asian country and the first from an Indian bank.

Agile Group Holdings has sold a $200m deal off a robust $2.5bn book, with yield-hungry investors allowing the company to price the notes flat to recent double-B rated real estate bonds.

Export-Import Bank of India is poised to make its debut in the dollar Formosa market, becoming only the second borrower from the south Asian country to sell a bond in Taiwan.

Agile Group Holdings is marketing a five non call three year dollar bond to refinance part of its outstanding $500m notes from 2014.

India's Vedanta Resources extended its maturity profile further this week with its second tender plus new money deal of the year. The issuer opted for size over price, leaving a little something on the table for investors.

Canara Bank priced a $400m five year senior bond on Thursday, marking the second dollar deal from an Indian bank in a week.

Another one of Turkey’s smaller banks, Şekerbank, has signed a €77.5m loan with margins in line with its peers.