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India’s HDFC Bank has raised $2.22bn through a qualified institutional placement and a concurrent sale of American Depository Shares (ADS).

State-owned China Merchants Port Holdings Co (CMP) closed a $1.5bn dual-tranche transaction on Monday, attracting a final order book of $8bn. The deal put an end to a months-long drought of 10 year supply by Chinese issuers.

WiZink Bank sold its buyout payment-in-kind (PIK) bonds in the euro high yield market this week, a rare opportunity for high yield investors given the slim volumes from the financial sector and Iberian issuers this year.

Värde Partners plans to fund the acquisition of Spanish consumer credit bank WiZink with payment in kind (PIK) notes, a type of high yield issuance that borrowers have barely used in the last 18 months.

Fortune Oil PRC Holdings has returned to the offshore loan market for a $400m borrowing, refinancing a smaller deal closed in 2016.

Telecommunications infrastructure giant China Tower found huge demand for its multi-billion-dollar IPO this week as it kicked off bookbuilding in Hong Kong. The deal is a counter-balance to a flood of technology listings in the market this year. Jonathan Breen reports.

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Chinese property company Sino-Ocean Group Holdings rolled out a rare corporate floating rate bond on Tuesday, bringing home $700m after big demand from investors.

UBS has hired two senior equity capital markets bankers formerly with JP Morgan for its Asia operations.

Julian Dunkerton, founder of fashion brand Superdry, sold a 5.5m share block in the company for £71m after the market closed on Monday.

Nonghyup Bank returned to the dollar market on Monday, making the most of an improvement in investor sentiment. The South Korean bank was able to price its new bond with little to no new issue premium.

Mainland telecommunications infrastructure giant China Tower hit the road on Monday to start drumming up interest in its HK$68.1bn ($8.7bn) IPO, according to a senior banker on the deal.