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  • Syndicate bankers hailed a return to form for senior debt this week, following a string of blowout deals. Given a week with no holidays to disrupt the market, financials reacted with gusto and printed around €12bn of senior debt, with investors stepping up to absorb the tide of issuance.
  • Bahrain-based alternative asset manager Investcorp made its Swiss franc debut on Thursday afternoon, increasing the size of a five year deal in response to strong demand from retail investors drawn in by a juicy coupon.
  • The long end looked to be the sweet spot for a trio of FIG issuers this week, as BNP Paribas, Crédit Agricole and Citi all sold blowout 10 year deals. BNP Paribas and Crédit Agricole were the first to market and Citi followed suit with a bumper book on Thursday, despite the French duo’s deals widening in trading.
  • Citi is set to continue a run of highly oversubscribed 10 year bonds, announcing a self-led trade on Thursday morning. Like deals from BNP Paribas and Crédit Agricole earlier in the week, the deal has drawn a bumper book, even as the 10 year bonds from the two French banks continue to trade wide of initial levels.
  • ICBC Singapore branch attracted strong investor appetite for a 3.5 year dollar bond that priced on Wednesday night, leading the issuer to print at a larger size than planned.
  • China Construction Bank has mandated banks for a renminbi-denominated bond via its Frankfurt branch next week in a deal that will be the first Frankfurt-issued CNH bond from a subsidiary of a Chinese name — and is only the third Frankfurt-listed RMB bond.