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Takeaway.com, the Dutch fast food delivery company, is pressing ahead with its IPO on the Amsterdam stock exchange, having filed an intention to float document on Tuesday morning.

Indonesian firm Multipolar raised Rph1.6tr ($124.8m) on Monday evening after offloading a block of shares in Matahari Department Store.

Korea Development Bank was courting investors on Tuesday for its fixed rate dual tranche dollar offering, replicating the SEC-registered format used for its January outing.

China South City Holdings (CSC) has returned to US dollars after an absence of close to three years.

Unione di Banche Italiane’s (UBI) €1bn 10 year Obbligazioni Bancarie Garantite was priced tighter than UniCredit’s €1bn 10 year and well through BTPs, though it relied more heavily on domestic buyers.

Segro, the UK property developer, has raised £324m through an accelerated bookbuild it launched on Friday morning after saying that the Brexit vote had not affected its operational performance.

HSBC and Santander UK found strong demand for senior bonds issued from their holding companies this week, revealing an opportunity for more deeply subordinated supply such as Nordea’s tier two benchmark.

More than $1.5bn worth of block trades completed within the space of three days this week showed that the summer break in European equity capital markets is well and truly over. The deals included two big Swedish sell-downs by EQT worth more than $500m, and a Sfr539m sale of Straumann Group shares.

Santander UK issued a highly oversubscribed senior unsecured euro benchmark from its holding group entity (holdco) on Thursday with virtually no concession, further illustrating the market’s desperate thirst for this higher yielding asset class.

Postal Savings Bank of China met with the sponsors of its upcoming $8bn Hong Kong IPO in Beijing on Thursday as the issuer approaches hitting the market, according to a source involved in the transaction.

Nordea raised €1bn of new tier two funding on Wednesday, securing tight pricing in an asset class that has remained largely untouched in euros since the UK’s EU referendum.

HSBC and Nordea looked to reopen euro issuance for FIG borrowers this week, as investors showed strong appetite for riskier and higher yielding debt after the summer period.