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  • Mediobanca’s plan for the next four years involves boosting advisory origination and using capital more efficiently in its corporate and investment bank (CIB). It is also committed to issuing a sustainability themed bond.
  • Heathrow Finance, the holding company for Europe’s largest airport, brought a £250m 10 year bond to market on Tuesday, with global co-ordinators Barclays, BNP Paribas and ING, announcing the bullet maturity deal with no roadshow or marketing effort. The deal was priced through talk and increased to £300m.
  • Newly appointed EMEA investment grade DCM head Mark Lewellen has outlined the management team for Deutsche Bank’s bond operations in the region, creating a new role running real estate origination, giving Achim Linsenmaier responsibility for the public sector business, and giving Federica Calvetti environmental, social and governance responsibilities.
  • HSBC has begun the process of finding a new global head of debt capital markets, as company veteran Jean-Marc Mercier changes jobs to become vice-chair of capital markets.
  • Lloyds Bank has sold the first loss piece of a £3.2bn housing association loan portfolio to four specialist investors, in one of the longest maturity risk transfer deals of recent years.
  • VodafoneZiggo is marketing a €400m vendor financing note through Citi and Credit Suisse, which will part-fund the Dutch telco’s existing €1bn vendor financing programme