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  • The first quarter results for UBS’s investment bank looked much like a repeat of rival Credit Suisse’s earnings last week, with strong underlying performance marred by a loss stemming from former prime brokerage client Archegos Capital.
  • HSBC is mulling bolt-on acquisitions in wealth management, primarily in Asia, after capital was freed up by a favourable reassessment of credit losses stemming from the coronavirus pandemic.
  • Europe’s high grade corporate bond market bankers are expecting a rebound in issuance in the second half of the year, as macro data suggests business investment will soon pick up, whittling away at cash piles.
  • Swedish property website Hemnet has succeeded in a difficult IPO market, its shares rising 50% on its first day of trading in Stockholm.
  • Italy sold new three and 30 year dollar bonds through syndication on Tuesday as it continues to build out a curve in the currency.
  • There is a golden opportunity for banks to set a precedent by issuing sustainability-linked bonds across the capital stack, rather than waiting for regulators to finish fretting over the guidance.
  • Birkenstock’s acquisition financing package saw changes to the documentation during syndication, announced on Monday. While the deal comes with an aggressive covenant package, the amendments do little to smooth the edges, instead raising the possibility that a rapid flotation of the business could see bondholders repaid inside the non-call period.
  • French and German banks have led the resurrection of the primary covered bond market over the last two weeks, with the sterling market particularly active. They have been making the most of good conditions for borrowers. So far this year, covered bond issuers have paid an average concession of 0.15bp compared to the 2.93bp they paid in 2020.
  • UK government is introducing a debt freeze for suffers from mental health problems, introducing a 60 day “breathing space” where lenders will be prevented from communicating with borrowers who are in arrears. Mental health has also come to the forefront of debate around how to help so-called ‘mortgage prisoners’ stuck on high interest rates after the financial crisis.
  • The UK Debt Management Office raised £6bn with its first syndication of the financial year. Although one investor said the spread was more generous than he expected, the trade drew praise for the smoothness of its execution.
  • A wave of Russian equity capital markets activity has broken this week, taking advantage of a rise in optimism that geopolitical tensions between Russia and the US are decreasing.
  • Muenchener Hypothekenbank (MuHyp) issued its second ultra-long dated Pfandbrief of the year on Tuesday, flat to the curve and into good demand at the tightest spread for this tenor and longer in the past 18 years.