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  • Barclays has hired a managing director from Standard Chartered in London to cover fintech clients in EMEA.
  • The family of Heinz-Herman Thiele, the late German billionaire industrialist, sold over half their stake in Deutsche Lufthansa, the German flag carrier, via an accelerated bookbuild on Thursday night.
  • Hibernia, the real estate investment trust in the Republic of Ireland, has raised €125m of US private placement debt to develop new offices.
  • The Indian government has raised Rp40bn ($547.4m) from a sell-down of its stake in Axis Bank.
  • UnitedHealth Group finally sealed its $7bn merger and acquisition-related bond deal after a week-long delay, but it was stung by secondary market volatility as inflation fears remained top of investor minds.
  • Singapore real estate investment trust Mapletree Industrial Trust has raised S$823.3m ($618.3m) from a sale of new units to fund data centre acquisitions, with the deal receiving a warm welcome from investors despite not being very well flagged.
  • Two Chinese local government financing vehicles (LGFVs) raised a combined $480m on Thursday, following a quiet start to the week due to a public holiday.
  • The ABS frenzy in China’s domestic market continued unabated this week, with three more originators launching their transactions. This included BYD Auto Finance Co, which made its internationally rated debut.
  • ONGC Videsh (OVL), the overseas business unit of Indian state-owned Oil and Natural Gas Corp, is plotting a new dollar loan to refinance a looming bond maturity.
  • Sustainable bond issuance from central and eastern Europe is set to rise as issuers face growing pressure from investors to show they are embarking on the transition to a lower carbon economy, even if governments in the region are still dragging their feet, writes Jon Hay.
  • Dollar corporate bond issuers had to pick their windows carefully this week, as inflation worries and hawkish minutes from the Federal Reserve’s latest meeting hit new issue spreads.
  • Official and multilateral lenders are taking a lenient stance on perennial defaulter Argentina but bond investors are increasingly sceptical whether the IMF programme that the sovereign says it wants will turn its fiscal position around. Markets are pricing in another default within a few years, despite a rebound in bonds this week, while eccentric policy decisions continue to frustrate bondholders.