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  • The UK's Clarion Housing Group, a housing association, got a rapturous reception from the sterling bond market on Wednesday, which allowed it to increase its green bond and price it flat to its curve.
  • Landesbank Hessen-Thueringen Girozentrale (Helaba) and Bawag enjoyed heavy demand for their covered bonds, issued on Wednesday, amid growing concern that January’s usual supply surge is about to come to an abrupt end.
  • The International Development Association has hired banks to lead its first sterling bond as it looks to make another step in its quest to develop a diversified funding programme.
  • Demand for senior trades from Commerzbank and Raiffeisen Bank International this week reflected a softness in secondary performance, as well as a slowdown in the primary market as European banks enter blackout season.
  • Commerzbank was able to attract "very high quality books" for its issue of non-preferred senior euro and sterling bonds on Wednesday.
  • Norway's Höegh LNG, which operates 10 floating liquefied natural gas import terminals, has signed an $80m revolving credit facility and mandated banks for a Norwegian krone bond.
  • Capital Group, one of the largest asset managers in the US, bought 13.45m shares in NMC Health on January 8, according to a disclosure on the London Stock Exchange. They were worth about £160m. That was the day after a £375m block trade by Saeed Al Qebaisi and Khaleefa Al Muhairi, two of the three controlling shareholders in the UAE health company, which faced criticism from short-seller Muddy Waters of its balance sheet and financial statements in December.
  • The UK’s bank regulator, once one of the world’s toughest, has eased some of its conditions around the synthetic risk transfer market, allowing the UK’s biggest lenders to sell balance sheet CLOs on similar terms to their European Central Bank-regulated peers.
  • ABS
    Provident Financial Group, the UK specialist lender, has agreed a bilateral securitization facility with NatWest Markets to fund up to £100m of vehicle finance receivables from its Moneybarn subprime brand. The facility is expected to grow to £275m over the next 18 months.
  • Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena was more than two times subscribed for a €400m tier two on Wednesday, as the state-backed Italian lender used strong market conditions to finally complete the last leg of its capital raising plan.
  • SSA
    A combination of factors are driving colossal demand for new issues in the public sector bond market, with Spain setting a new landmark on Tuesday with the largest ever order book in the eurozone.
  • CEE
    Emerging markets telecommunications firm Veon, formerly Vimpelcom, printed a $300m tap of its $700m 4% April 2025s on Wednesday from a book of more than $1bn and paying a new issue premium of only 5bp, according to a syndicate official on the tap.