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An unnamed shareholder has raised HK$2.65bn ($341m) from a sale of shares in Evergrande Property Services Group, sending the stock into a downward spiral on Wednesday.

Financial services company Far East Horizon has made its second visit to the equity-linked market, selling $250m of five year convertible bonds.

Kintor Pharmaceutical raised HK$1.17bn ($151m) on Wednesday from a top-up share placement, while a co-founder simultaneously trimmed his stake in the company.

CMB International Capital Corp, China Merchants Bank's wholly-owned offshore financial services platform, jumped into the offshore market on Tuesday to raise $600m.

JD Logistics wrapped up its jumbo Hong Kong IPO on Thursday after a strong turnout from institutional investors, attracted to the company’s fair valuation and its parent’s credentials. The multi-billion-dollar listing is set to be the city’s largest float since the beginning of the year, writes Jonathan Breen.

Property manager Central China Management Co has kicked off the roadshow for its IPO. It is aiming to raise up to HK$1.05bn ($135.2m).

JD Logistics has rolled out its long-awaited HK$26.5bn ($3.4bn) listing in Hong Kong, set to be the city’s largest IPO since the beginning of the year.

A pair of large block trades this week showed the depth of Hong Kong’s equity capital market, with more than $3bn raised by conglomerate China Evergrande Group and European food products company Danone. Jonathan Breen reports.

New Hope Service Holdings, a Chinese property manager, has launched its Hong Kong listing of up to HK$940m ($121m). It already has the support of Xiaomi Corp and Ke Holdings.

Seven Chinese issuers bagged Rmb7.3bn ($1.14bn) from their inaugural sustainability-linked bonds (SLBs) in the onshore market, as part of Beijing’s efforts to meet its ambitious carbon goals.

Trip.com Group's shares rose on its debut on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on Monday, following a popular billion-dollar secondary listing by the Chinese travel company.

Dongfeng Nissan Auto Finance Co came to China’s ABS market this week with a Rmb4.41bn ($673m) auto loan deal under the Vinz series, taking advantage of a recent decline in onshore yields.