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Morgan Stanley-backed China Feihe, a producer of infant milk formula, hit the road this week to drum up interest in its Hong Kong listing.

Dongfeng Nissan Auto Finance, a joint venture between Japanese carmaker Nissan Motor and Chinese automaker Dongfeng Motor, will return to the Chinese auto loan ABS market on November 5 for its third deal of the year. The Rmb6.5bn ($920m) four-tranche note will be the issuer’s largest outing to date.

Small appliance maker JS Global Lifestyle Co has shelved its potential HK$3.62bn ($462.2m) Hong Kong listing after a week of bookbuilding.

Genius Auto Finance has taken home Rmb4bn ($565m) from its third auto loan ABS of the year, scrapping the mezzanine tranche and boosting the size of the subordinated portion. The issuer achieved slightly tighter yields on both senior tranches compared to its previous trade.

Small appliance maker JS Global Lifestyle Co has opened the books for a Hong Kong IPO. It hopes to raise up to HK$3.6bn ($462.1m), according to a source close to the deal.

Genius Auto Finance will come back to the Chinese auto loan ABS market for a Rmb4bn ($564m) trade next week. That is the same size as its last deal, but the originator will scrap the mezzanine tranche this time around.

Hong Kong’s stock exchange has awarded China Feihe, a baby milk formula producer, its final stamp of approval to list.

Beijing Hongkun Weiye Real Estate Development Co sold a three non-put two year bond on Friday last week with one of the highest yields Asia has seen this year.

Mainland China-based Cathay Media Group is eyeing a Hong Kong Stock Exchange IPO, filing a prospectus with the bourse this week.

China Construction Bank had no trouble selling a Rmb9.87bn ($1.4bn) residential mortgage backed securities deal on Tuesday amid rising trade concerns, thanks to support from its underwriter group.

Chinese biotechnology company Venus Medtech (Huangzhou) is seeking approval to list in Hong Kong, having filed a draft prospectus with the city’s bourse on Monday.

China Construction Bank (CCB), the largest originator of residential mortgage backed securities in China, is returning to the market with a Rmb9.87bn ($1.43bn) four tranche deal on August 6. All three senior tranches are rated triple-A by S&P Global Ratings.