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Emerging market consumer lender Home Credit will list on Hong Kong’s stock exchange in early October, despite political unrest-driven volatility that has scared off other issuers, according to a source close to the deal. Jonathan Breen reports.

CLSA, the international arm of China’s Citic Securities, has recently made three senior hires in its global debt financing team.

The Philippines’ Securities and Exchange Commission has given the greenlight to homeware store chain AllHome Corp to list on the local bourse for up to Ps20.7bn ($394.7m).

India’s Yes Bank has raised Rp19.3bn ($271.2m) after issuing a block of primary shares.

India's Yes Bank is aiming to raise up to Rp19.4bn ($275m) from a qualified institutional placement, according to a source familiar with the matter.

Chinese robotics company CloudMinds has taken its foot off the pedal for its New York Stock Exchange IPO, initially expected around this week, and is instead waiting for less volatile global capital markets, according to sources close to the deal.

Wanda Sports Group has cut 38% off the size of its live US IPO, having reduced the stock on offer and trimmed price guidance as it confronts investors nervous over their unfamiliarity with the company.

Geely Automobile Holdings has made a rapid return to China’s auto loan ABS market with a Rmb4bn ($581.5m) deal that was a hit with the onshore arms of international banks. While the class A1 tranche was priced tightly, the issuer had to pay up for the mezzanine portion.

Wanda Sports kicks off IPO bookbuild — CloudMinds starts gauging interest for $500m float — NetEase's Youdao eyes US listing — Alphamab Oncology gears up for HK deal

BMW returned to China’s auto loan ABS market on Tuesday with a Rmb8bn ($1.2bn) two-tranche deal, its largest issuance so far, and received a big thumbs-up from investors.

Chinese biopharmaceutical company Alphamab Oncology is planning to start sounding out investors for its Hong Kong IPO later this week, according to a source close to the transaction.

Chinese robotics company CloudMinds has started sounding out investors for a $500m IPO of American Depository Shares (ADS) on the New York Stock Exchange, according to bankers close to the situation.