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  • The announcement this week of two acquisitions involving European and emerging market companies has cheered loans bankers who have been missing big M&A tickets because of the Covid-19 pandemic.
  • Four borrowers hit the euro market on Wednesday, focusing on taps and small new lines. The issuers are seizing their opportunity to sell before this week's European Central Bank press conference and nest week's US elections.
  • The threat of new national level lockdowns in some of Europe’s largest economies could spark a wave of high grade corporate bond issuance, with investors happy to ignore trembling fundamentals as long as the European Central Bank keeps pumping billions into the system.
  • The covered bond supply outlook is dismal and could worsen but that means spreads are well protected, even if competing supply in the rates market from the EU ramps up, a major investor told GlobalCapital on Wednesday.
  • Unión de Créditos Inmobiliarios (UCI) is bringing its first Spanish deal since 2018 after taking a two and a half year break from the market, announcing the STS-eligible Prado VII Spanish RMBS.
  • Galaxy Pipeline Assets Bidco, a group of international investors that provided Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (Adnoc) with $8bn in a pipeline partnership deal earlier this year, has raised a $4bn triple tranche bond to refinance half of the loan that funded the team-up. The deal is, according to banks, the largest project bond ever raised.
  • Denmark’s banks are set for a quiet end to the year, according to bankers, as changes made to their minimum requirements for own funds and eligible liabilities (MREL) have taken the pressure off of funding.
  • Aston Martin, the British luxury carmaker, has arranged a new financing package to strengthen its balance sheet and cash reserves as it embarks on an ambitious new partnership with German car giant Mercedes-Benz, to start producing electric cars. The bond leg, however, was launched into a difficult market, with the Crossover widening sharply during the first day of bookbuilding.
  • German e-commerce company Fashionette, which sells designer handbags and accessories online, set a price for its IPO on the Frankfurt stock exchange on Tuesday, even as the main equity index in the country took a pasting.
  • Deutsche Bank's fixed income and currency bankers continued a strong run in the third quarter, the firm's results on Wednesday showed. Profit before tax at the investment bank has now been enough to cover losses from the capital release unit for two consecutive quarters.
  • Asian Development Bank printed the largest SSA kangaroo benchmark of the year on Tuesday, taking advantage of a brief issuance window and capitalising on expectations of the start of quantitative easing in Australia.
  • Airbus, the French aerospace company, has signed a €6bn sustainability-linked revolving credit facility, with the borrower doubling the size of its bank line after raising billions in emergency liquidity in the spring.