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  • Orange, the French telecoms company, launched €1.5bn of conventional bonds in two tranches on Wednesday, as the company’s group treasurer said he was waiting for the sustainability-linked bond market to mature before joining the quickly growing debt niche.
  • Virgin Media 02, the joint venture of Virgin Media and O2, has sold £1.13bn-equivalent of sterling and dollar notes, refinancing a set of bank loans signed ahead of the 50:50 merger, which finally closed earlier this month.
  • Barclays has won a mandate on an Irish RMBS deal fully pre-placed by equity-holder Pimco on Tuesday. The deal was announced as it emerged that Rob Scott, head of asset finance securitisation and asset finance solutions at Barclays, is leaving the bank to join the asset manager.
  • UniCredit revealed the mandate for its debut green bond on Wednesday, which is set to be launched following the completion of a three day roadshow.
  • Ahead of what is expected to be a long, dry summer in the primary covered bond market, Korean Housing Finance Corporation (KHFC) and Caffil were out on Wednesday with €1bn new issues.
  • NatWest jumped into a dollar market in search of additional tier one (AT1) paper on Wednesday morning, as investors shrugged off short term volatility to open their "deep pockets".
  • James Marriott is joining Wells Fargo in a senior debt capital markets role this autumn after he resigned from NatWest Markets, where he was head of DCM and advisory for financial institutions and sovereigns, supranationals and agencies.
  • Rabobank ended a two year absence from the Kiwi dollar market this week to raise short dated liquidity. Meanwhile, in the Australian market, credit issuance is picking up ahead of the end of the local financial year.
  • Swiss Re sold a 6.6% stake in UK insurance services company Phoenix Group on Tuesday, raising £437m for the seller.
  • Katharina Utermöhl, senior economist for Europe at Allianz, has called for a radical rethinking of the European Union’s approach to Capital Markets Union, saying that past attempts to harmonise rules and regulations across member states have “failed, and we should get over that”.
  • Air France-KLM is preparing to return to public funding markets, as the group comes off life support and contemplates its post-pandemic capital structure, bloated by €10bn of state aid measures during 2020. The airline has been marketing a €600m dual tranche three and five year issue, which is set to be priced on Thursday, as it predicts running at over 60%-65% of 2019 capacity during the summer.
  • Denmark’s Systemic Risk Council is calling on the government to reactivate countercyclical capital buffer (CCyB) requirements for banks, as the country's economic recovery gathers pace and risks begin to build up in the residential mortgage market.