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  • Brazilian investment bank BTG Pactual sold senior debt abroad for the first time in nearly two years on Tuesday, opting to push on despite volatile conditions as trade fears again worry investors.
  • Three banks sold an $810.5m single asset CMBS deal backed by a loan on the office tower at 55 Hudson Yards this week.
  • European banks are waiting for relief from central bankers, politicians and regulators. But UniCredit is positioning itself to offset several of the biggest problems facing the sector, giving it greater room to forge its own destiny.
  • Intesa Sanpaolo has fully retained a €7.5bn dual-tranche mortgage transaction, adding to its supply of retained repo collateral for central bank operations.
  • The European Central Bank (ECB) likes to keep up the idea that it dips in and out of markets judiciously with its quantitative easing programme. This is disingenuous. Its driving force is its need to pump money into the system.
  • Goldman Sachs priced a €350m Dutch RMBS on Monday, with the senior class ‘A’ notes landing with a discount margin of 48bp over three month Euribor. Excluding the class ‘A’ notes, the capital stack was sold using a reverse Dutch auction.
  • CVC-backed financial technology firm Sisal Pay is marketing a €530m issue of senior floating-rate notes to finance a merger with Intesa Sanpaolo-owned Banca 5’s payments business. The new venture is aiming to be the next Nexi, another Italian fintech star that listed recently and has had success in the high yield bond market too.
  • E.On, the German power company, hit the short end of its bond curve on Tuesday, launching a €500m no-grow 2.8 year deal on a tricky day for the wider markets.
  • The FICC Market Standards Board has just released guidance on the proper conduct of government bond auctions, cautioning banks — and primary dealers especially — to manage their conflicts of interest carefully. That’s fine as far as it goes, but the whole point of the primary dealer system is to rig the market, with finely tuned incentives on all sides to make sure governments have access to funding whatever the weather.
  • Andreas Mitschke has been appointed as head of the the trading surveillance office (TSO) for both the Frankfurt Stock Exchange and derivatives exchange Eurex.
  • The Kingdom of Norway has sold a chunk of its stake in Entra, the Norwegian real estate development company, via an accelerated bookbuild that attracted more than 200 orders, according to a source close to the transaction.
  • Aluminium Bahrain (Alba) has refinanced an existing $1.5bn loan with tighter margins. The deal is one of just a few raised in Bahrain this year, which has seen the number of syndicated loan deals drop almost 50%.