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ONGC and Kookmin collectively raise $2b, while Sumitomo Mitsui markets a multi-tranche dollar-denominated note and Bank of Baroda reopens a tap.

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The Korean bank’s latest dollar bond offers attractive returns when compared to existing comparables but only if pricing doesn’t tighten excessively.

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Friends and family herd dairy producer's Hong Kong IPO over the finish line.

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It could yet succeed a second time, helped by improved market sentiment, a slimmed-down syndicate team, tighter pricing and record quarterly earnings.

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