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Jingrui Holdings announced guidance on its debut dollar bond at 13.625% on May 7, the highest coupon on any dollar bond in Asia this year.

Beijing-based China CNR Corp started receiving bids for a HK$11.3bn ($1.46bn) IPO on Wednesday, offering its shares at a tidy discount to its closest comparables. Demand is expected to be high, so much so that bankers have taken the unusual move of asking the regulator to cap the retail clawback.

Bank of Beijing picks two for jumbo float — Qingdao Port tests waters for IPO — GF Securities dispels listing rumours

State-owned China National Nuclear Power (CNNP) is planning to raise Rmb16.25bn ($2.64bn) from a Shanghai listing in what could be the largest A-share IPO since August 2010.

Swiss private bank Julius Baer is gearing up to sell its second ever tier one capital note, mandating banks on Thursday to organise a roadshow marketing a Swiss franc deal.

The Eurodollar bond market is misty and unreliable terrain, but the expert navigator is Nestlé. The Swiss foods group proved its sure command of the territory on Wednesday with a $650m issue – the first in the market for about eight months.

Finma, the Swiss regulator, has set out new capital standards for UBS and Credit Suisse, covering the “too big to fail” capital buffer. As a result, UBS will need capital totalling 19.2% of risk weighted assets, while Credit Suisse will need 16.7% by 2019.

Bank J Safra Sarasin, created last year through the merger of two Swiss private banks, is set to sell its debut Swiss franc deal on Wednesday afternoon, opting for a six year print.

South Africa's FirstRand Bank made its Swiss franc debut on Tuesday afternoon, with leads able to outstrip the issuer's minimum size ambitions.

Jingrui Holdings has announced guidance on its debut dollar bond at 13.625%, the highest coupon on any dollar bond in Asia this year.

Locomotive manufacturer China CNR Corp started receiving bids for a HK$11.3bn ($1.46bn) IPO on May 7 offering its shares at a tidy discount to its closest comparables.

Investors are getting a preview of China’s largest container port for crude oil and iron ores as Qingdao Port Group started premarketing a $400m Hong Kong IPO on May 7, according to bankers on the transaction.