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  • FIG
    European Central Bank funding proved irresistible for lenders across the eurozone this week, with participation in the latest round of Targeted Longer-Term Refinancing Operations (TLTRO III) reaching a record €1.31tr. The astonishing take-up will cement expectations for fewer deals and more buy-backs in the FIG market, as well as the return of the government bond carry trade, write Tyler Davies and Bill Thornhill.
  • As equity derivatives investors and traders dust themselves off from the Covid-19 panic that gripped the market in spring, thoughts are turning to the US election and how to position for it.
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  • After making its highly anticipated debut in the international capital markets with a dollar benchmark this week, New Development Bank is looking to build a diversified funding programme, with euro and sterling-denominated bonds on the agenda for 2020. The new supranational has also set itself a target to become a triple-A rated issuer.
  • Financial markets are at risk of a renewed dollar funding squeeze, the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) warned on Thursday. This would mirror the stresses that hit when the impact of the coronavirus pandemic triggered a rush for cash.
  • Deutsche gives Toomey position as head of new group — Gimpel leaves Citi, has fintech idea — Moelis hires Whelchel for private capital team
  • High grade companies crammed more than $35bn of bonds into the dollar market in two days after the US Federal Reserve pulled the trigger on its corporate bond buying programme on Monday.
  • SRI
    Securitization is the most mathematical of debt markets, and synthetic securitization its most abstract department. But in a niche within that niche is a small investment firm, for which the market is all about ideas and people. Jon Hay reports.
  • The US Federal Reserve strapped rockets to the corporate bond markets on both sides of the Atlantic this week by declaring it will buy bonds. But some are growing uneasy at the stark contrast between the financial markets and the coronavirus-ravaged reality of economies, writes Mike Turner.
  • Deutsche Bank has hired Mark DeSplinter as managing director and head of US index and single-name credit default swaps (CDS), based in New York.
  • Euronext has laid out a series of initiatives to meet the ever-growing interest in environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors, but has not yet recognised transition bonds in the absence of an industry standard. It also highlighted the advantage of issuers conducting virtual roadshows.
  • Five banks and insurers from across Europe issued senior debt this week, including two in green bond format, as they tried to find opportunities in a choppy market. Athene Global Funding, Banco de Sabadell, Virgin Money, Santander and Hypo Noe all priced deals.