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  • The US presidential election is next week but, unlike the rest of the world, capital markets professionals are not rooting for Joe Biden or the incumbent, Donald Trump, to win. Instead, they just want a clear result that will spur issuance for the rest of the year. Sam Kerr, Mike Turner, Lewis McLellan, Mariam Meskin, Frank Jackman and Aidan Gregory report.
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    European Central Bank president Christine Lagarde was firm enough in her promises of monetary policy support to avoid disappointing investors at a press conference on Thursday.
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    A Climate Bonds Initiative and Credit Suisse document on ‘financing credible transitions’ may help to create a market standard for judging when a company is moving to a net-zero carbon future. One of its creators said that, in theory, firms could raise dedicated transition equity as well as debt.
  • Jefferies smashed its way into the European CLO primary market this year, hiring a team from the market’s top ranked arranger, Citi, and igniting a hiring merry-go-round. But the boutique bank doesn’t have the balance sheet muscle of its commercial rivals, and observers questioned how it planned to compete in the commoditised world of warehouse lending. Now however, GlobalCapital understands it has sourced external funding and has at least one warehouse already in the works.
  • Groupe Peugeot Société Anonyme, the French auto manufacturer, chose a tough day to launch a €308m sale of stock in car parts maker Faurecia. The sale is a key condition of the company's merger with Fiat Chrysler.
  • Daa, the Irish airport operator, and UK residential property company Akelius snatched the chance to raise funds on the most stable day this week. But demand has been muted as jitters about lockdowns and next week’s US presidential election kept some investors on the sides.
  • THE CITY of Lugano sold a bond that has pushed the Swiss franc curve out to its farthest point this week, locking in a coupon of 0.15% for 50 years, following a similar deal for Bern last month.
  • Fee growth from Credit Suisse's equity capital markets business supported its newly established investment bank, its third quarter results on Thursday showed.
  • Covered bonds issued by NordLB’s Luxembourg subsidiary are set to become ineligible for the liquidity coverage ratio from July 2022, according to a draft amendment published this week by the European Commission.
  • The ‘normalisation’ of the CLO market has stalled, with spreads for single-B tranches now at levels where issuing makes little sense, pushing many managers to retain these notes or print lower levered deals.