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  • ABS
    The auto ABS pipeline remains robust with Consumer Portfolio Services pricing a subprime auto securitization, immediately following back to back pricing of three other auto issuers mid last week. Despite the heavy supply, investors are eager to digest more auto paper, both prime and subprime, market participants said.
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    SME risk transfer deals are returning to the capital markets, after a year in which few private investors were keen to take subordinated SME risk in Europe's periphery, leading to increased reliance on the European Investment Fund to anchor deals.
  • HSBC has appointed Jean-Manuel Richier as co-head of global banking and head of investment banking in continental Europe after the previous holder of the position, Hubert Preschez, left for M&A boutique Messier and Associés.
  • Blackstone Property Partners Europe Holdings, a real estate investor, got enough demand for its bonds this week for it to price the debt flat to its curve and increase the size of the deal from expectations, as high grade corporate investors betrayed no sign of indigestion despite the recent deluge of debt issuance from the sector.
  • German open-source software company Suse has announced its intention to float on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, joining the lengthy queue of European companies seeking to go public.
  • Center Parcs, the UK resort group owned by Brookfield, has sold a £255m high yield bond, in order to raise cash to redeem its remaining class ‘B’ notes due in 2022. The final coupon stood 2% inside where its September 2020 refinancing outing landed, reflecting investor confidence in the business’ position coming out of the pandemic. But the company accepts it is still facing challenges.
  • Europe’s high grade bond investors are set to be offered new bonds from both ends of the ratings spectrum this week, as A2 rated air traffic controller Nats (En Route) and fallen angel car parts company ZF Friedrichshafen planned deals.
  • Italy mandated banks on Monday to lead a syndicated dollar dual tranche comprising new three and 30 year bonds as the sovereign continues to build out a curve in the currency following its return to the dollar market in 2019.
  • The European Stability Mechanism raised €2bn on Monday to conclude its second quarter funding with the deal offering a very slight positive yield.
  • Another heavy primary week in European leveraged finance swung into action on Monday, with the bond leg of the buy-out financing for Bain and Cinven’s Sfr4.2bn purchase of Lonza Specialty Ingredients among the highlights.
  • Pegasus, a new special purpose acquisition company focused on European financial services, has begun bookbuilding for its IPO on the Amsterdam Stock Exchange, with a target deal size of €500m.
  • Pepco, the retail conglomerate that owns Poundland, is seeking to list in Warsaw through an initial public offering.