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  • Oldenburgische Landesbank (OLB) launched a €100m of additional tier one (AT1) capital on Thursday, with new issuance in the asset class remaining skewed towards sub-benchmark transactions.
  • Leasys, an Italian car rental company, and similarly rated commercial property investor Lar España Real Estate competed for investor attention on Thursday with debut green deals, in a major test for the type of esoteric issuers that typify the slower summer market.
  • Equity investors may finally, after months of being deluged with new listings, be about to get a break in August from the relentless deal activity that has defined the year. But they will come back in September to a market so busy that bankers believe bringing a deal then will be impossible for any companies that have not already committed to doing so, writes Sam Kerr.
  • A bulging pipeline of business is livening up the UAE’s formerly sleepy equity capital markets, after a series of eye-catching transactions in recent weeks following the biggest IPO in the area for almost three years.
  • LBBW priced its first euro green non-preferred bond in two years at one of the tightest spreads of the year so far for the format, while still offering investors scope for secondary performance.
  • African Development Bank and New Development Bank received ample demand in the primary dollar public sector bond market on Thursday, allowing the supranational borrowers to print chunky deals.
  • Cerberus Capital Management has mandated Citibank for the first public securitization of equity release mortgages since before the global financial crisis. The deal, which priced on Thursday, was made of a portfolio of loans acquired from the defaulted Northern Rock and the Legal & General Group. The majority of interest paid in the coupon will come from underlying mortgage borrowers dying or entering care homes.
  • The Financial Conduct Authority has helped to put the UK at the forefront of financial innovation with its pioneering regulatory sandbox programme. While it has inspired similar schemes in various jurisdictions, its next big challenge is to implement this concept across borders.
  • The Republic of Benin launched its debut SDG (Sustainable Development Goals) bond in its second international offering of the year, following a two year hiatus. Market participants say although deals like Benin’s are getting over the line, concerns are brewing over the sustainability of high yield sovereigns tapping investors so freely.
  • A smattering of Nordic deals could looks set to be about the only source of supply in the FIG bond market over the summer as the region’s banks come out of blackout.
  • Georgia has become the latest country to signal its intention to develop a covered bond law, though given the small size of its mortgage market, issuance prospects are likely to prove limited.
  • EMC, the Cyprus incorporated private healthcare company with assets across Russia, has completed a global depositary receipt listing in Moscow. The deal paves the way for more overseas incorporated companies to sell equity instruments on Moscow Exchange.