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  • Deutsche Bank has added three equity derivative sales officials in New York.
  • Calyon has signed up Heidi Plewe, a structured credit marketer at SG Corporate & Investment Banking in London, to cover sales to Germany and Austria. Plewe referred calls to the press office where Virginie Ouycere, spokeswoman, confirmed the role is a new one.
  • Increasing interest in trading regional currencies has created new means via which to tap these markets. Chris Wright reports.
  • Barclays Capital has tapped Pascal Hery, a senior credit derivatives salesman to hedge funds at Deutsche Bank in London.
  • Japan's Resolution & Collection Corp completed its ¥98bn ($838m) sale of Mitsui Trust Holdings shares this week with keen demand from overseas institutions, but a lacklustre response from Japanese investors.
  • GUM Holding remains in the market with a $181m five year loan backing the leveraged buy-out of Shandong Deosen Corp, China's leading xanthan gum maker, in a deal that has attracted attention as the first syndicated LBO in the country.
  • Henderson Land Development, the property developer, signed its HK$13.35bn five year credit facility on Wednesday in Hong Kong with a group of 24 banks.
  • Bharti Airtel, India's largest mobile phone operator, is in the market with a $100m five year loan via mandated lead arranger Bank of America, according to rival bankers.
  • The Reserve Bank of India raised its key policy interest rate by 25bp on Tuesday, taking the reverse repo rate to 6%, its highest level for four years.
  • The Republic of the Philippines proved once again this week that it deserves its high reputation as a borrower by timing the market to perfection with a $750m tap of its January 2016 and 2031 bonds.
  • JP Morgan has promoted Gaby Abdelnour to chief executive officer for Asia Pacific, a new position at the bank. Ralph Parks will continue to be chairman for the region after Abdelnour moves from London to Hong Kong to take up the job in the next few weeks.
  • MGM Grand Paradise, the joint venture developer of the MGM Grand Macau hotel and casino, signed its $700m project financing on July 13 in Hong Kong, repeating the success of previous deals in Macau's booming gaming sector.