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Xinjiang Goldwind Science & Technology has hired three banks to arrange investor meetings ahead of what will be the first green bond by a Chinese issuer.

Friday was a great day for Flow Traders to make its stockmarket debut. You might almost think they were traders. The Euro Stoxx 50 index opened 1.6% up as hopes rose of a debt deal for Greece, and doubled that gain by the afternoon. With that wind in its sails, Flow Traders zoomed up 14%.

UBS has hired what it said was its first ever global head of equity syndicate, in a bid to fight its way back up the US equity capital markets league table.

Haixia Capital raised HK$6.33bn ($816m) on Tuesday evening by selling all of its stake in Haitong Securities despite a crash in the Hong Kong and China stock markets, preferring to cut its losses and move on rather than wait for an opportune window.

Credit Suisse and UBS stormed to the top of the bookrunner charts for senior FIG bonds in the first half, but their rivals will be more worried about the dive in overall volumes across the market versus a year earlier.

Nomad Foods, the renamed cash shell Nomad Holdings that has bought Iglo Birds Eye, raised around $321m of new equity on Wednesday in an accelerated bookbuild.

Switzerland-headquartered engineering group Cavotec has increased its revolving credit facilities to €95m, saying it will use the additional funds to support mergers and acquisitions and growth.

Stronger markets in Hong Kong and China on June 30, after consecutive days of losses, paved the way for two accelerated blocks, as a cornerstone in Dalian Wanda Commercial Properties exited the firm, while Far East Horizon found an opportune window to raise new capital.

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles has completed syndication of a €5bn revolving credit facility, in the company's first loan refinancing since Fiat Group Automobiles merged with Chrysler last year.

Flow Traders Coöperatief, the Dutch financial trading firm, put out a price range for its IPO on Tuesday morning and opened the books.

Eusktaltel, the Basque Country telecoms firm, priced its Madrid IPO on Monday in the lower half of the range, raising €764m, in a volatile week for stock markets as the Greek crisis rolls on.

Orion Engineered Carbons has become the fourth company to pull a leveraged loan this month, as Greek-induced volatility batters the market.