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While China Shanshui Cement, Hana Bank and Beijing Enterprises all market Asian dollar bonds on Wednesday.

Hong Kong property company Wharf Holdings attracts an order book in excess of $4.25 billion, while Cikarang Listrindo is set to test the high-yield market.

Debt bankers start to wind down after a tough second half, although Republic of Indonesia marches ahead with its roadshows.

The region's banks are busy meeting bond investors, but it's anyone's guess when a deal will materialise.

Bankers' hopes of a revival in dollar bond markets in September look less optimistic after yesterday's sell-off.

Hana Bank closes its $500 million bond, having previously held off pricing just before Easter due to volatile market conditions.

Hana Bank postpones its bond sale due to price sensitivity, while Uniflora gets considerable pushback from investors questioning its links to Davomas.

The Korean deal mill is churning, with Hana Bank having mandated banks for a global bond and Kexim and KDB expected to follow suit soon.

Hana's $4.1 billion offer for Lone Star's 51% stake in Korea Exchange Bank could end seven years of controversy.