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China Citic Bank sells Asia’s first Additional Tier 1 bond, while Chalco raises its second perpetual note and State Bank of India offers a dual-tranche deal.

The private equity fund enters into KoreaÆs largest ever buyout by a financial sponsor.

The aluminium extrusion company raises $1.26 billion and becomes the largest IPO so far this year amid good interest from global institutions. Retail investors are less enthusiastic, leaving the Hong Kong public tranche undersubscribed.

Offered at a slight premium over its closest competitor, the aluminium extrusion products manufacturer is set to become the largest IPO globally year-to-date.

Chinese aluminium company Zhongwang is to start formal marketing on Monday. The roadshow will focus on its potential as a play on China's aggressive railway spending and the recent stimulus package.

Cathay United Bank is offering to buy back up to $125 million of its sole international bond at a discount.

The property developer shakes off a profit warning and becomes the first Hong Kong-listed company to do a follow-on offering since mid-February. Meanwhile, Credit Suisse and Morgan Stanley trim their holdings in China Resources Gas.

Temasek takes up its 39.7% entitlement, but CapitaLand completes the deal without calling on underwriters. Meanwhile, Shinhan sets the price for its rights issue at a 25% discount.

The Malaysian mobile phone operator secures strong support from Khazanah for the deal, which is expected to be followed by a similar-sized rights offering from Maybank.