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Hyundai launches the first auto-related green bond from Asia ex-Japan while issuance starts accelerating in China following the release of issuer guidelines.
The US-based auto parts supplier becomes the latest company to call off a Hong Kong listing attempt, as wild swings in global stock markets continue to erode investor confidence.
The luxury car dealer prices at the bottom of the range, while Wuzhou International is forced to reduce the retail portion of its $179 million offering.
The auto parts company seeks to raise as much as $500 million. Meanwhile, China Harmony Auto and Wuzhou International are expected to close books today for their offerings.