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  • Dealogic league tables of bond transactions, last 12 months rolling. Includes SSAs, FIG, investment grade and high-yield corporates, emerging markets and ABS.
  • Punch Taverns, the largest pub and bar operator in the UK, has released the final restructuring plan for its two distressed whole business securitizations, Punch A and Punch B. Bondholders in both transactions will be asked to approve the plan in a vote in mid-February.
  • European structured finance issuance is likely to increase slightly this year as UK mortgage lending increases and tighter spreads make deals from peripheral Europe economical again, according to Standard & Poor’s. The increase in CMBS volumes in 2013, however, may prove short-lived.
  • Intermediate Capital Group and Babson Capital have mandated banks for new CLOs as momentum in the European CLO market builds.
  • The servicer and senior noteholders in Theatre (Hospitals) No 1 and No 2 CMBS, which are backed by a portfolio of 35 care homes in the UK, have approved a final extension of the loan maturity date to April this year. Stakeholders will need to agree on a restructuring plan by then or the loan will be enforced.
  • Blackstone’s sale of Chiswick Park, the west London business park that was the underlying asset in Europe’s first post-crisis CMBS, to the China Investment Corporation will not trigger a prepayment of the outstanding CMBS debt, according to analysts at Bank of America Merrill Lynch.