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Credit Suisse has re-hired Josh Presley to work on its debt syndicate team, this time in New York.

Chinese footwear brand Belle International is returning to the offshore loan market to amend and extend a borrowing signed last year, as well as to raise funds for dividend recapitalisation.

Bank of America Merrill Lynch has added a member of Deutsche Bank’s treasury team to its SSA syndicate desk — its second public sector hire in as many months.

Property developers Times China Holdings, Central China Real Estate and China South City Holdings raised funds from the dollar bond market on Monday, with all three finding sufficient buy-side interest.

China Energy Reserve & Chemicals Group Co (CERCG) said on Sunday evening that it has officially defaulted on its dollar bonds, marking the third offshore default from Greater China in recent weeks. Markets participants are not stressing about it though, but are instead optimistic about a strong week for primary and secondary markets.

The Netherlands Development Finance Company (FMO) has added another product to its local currency offering after selling its first ever note linked to the Tanzanian shilling. The deal came in the same week that World Bank debuted in Peruvian soles.

Vodafone was welcomed with open arms in the US as it printed the biggest dollar bond in its history, executing a quick fire acquisition financing.

Adyen, the Dutch payments company, has unveiled plans for a €1bn IPO on Euronext Amsterdam amid "genuine hype" among investors eager to play a fast growing, highly cash generative tech unicorn, according to a banker involved in the IPO

A spate of new IPOs might finally give investors something to shout about after a lacklustre, if busy, second quarter of the year. They are hopeful of the chance to be able to buy into growth companies having become increasingly unimpressed by the number of private equity sell-downs sent their way, write Aidan Gregory and Sam Kerr.

GlobalCapital announced the winners of its Bond Awards 2018 on Wednesday night at our 11th annual Bond Awards dinner, at the Jumeirah Carlton Tower in London. Some 280 people were there to see the brightest and best performers in the international bond markets in the past year crowned.

The Netherlands Development Finance Company (FMO) has added another product to its local currency offering after selling its first ever note linked to the Tanzanian shilling.

Delaware-based chemicals group Chemours added to the surge of reverse Yankee issuers with a new euro deal this week, as sources report growing interest from non-European bond investors in the currency.