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Is HNA's bond yield too good to be true? Some investors warn of risks beneath the hood.

The Chinese city lender joins borrowers issuing regulatory-compliant capital, tapping into robust investor demand for an extra shot of yield.

But there are subtle indications that that Asia's G3 primary bond market may be suffering from a little indigestion.

The company turned its back on a Singapore IPO last year. It has now boosted its equity by turning to bond investors instead.

The unrated group decides to tap European investors first before coming to Asia as it raises fresh capital from a perpetual bond.

The Chinese technology group prices a $500 million senior five-year bond and an $850 million perpetual bond, braving the market ahead of a crucial data release in the United States

China Cinda garnered an impressive order book of $19 billion for a four-part deal, while China Re received $2.3 billion of orders for its debut.

Who needs a rating? Not this Hong Kong-listed developer, which became the latest Asian issuer to take advantage of strong demand.

Strong demand for the unrated bond prompted the issuer to increase the size of the deal by 50% to $450 million.