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  • German family-owned tissue and toilet paper manufacturer Wepa is marketing €550m of senior secured notes with an intention to extend maturities and slash interest expenses. It is following a number of other double-B issuers in to the market.
  • High grade corporate borrowers have crammed into what syndicate bankers have labelled the last clear issuance window of the year, with Stryker Corp, Tesco and Arkema out with euro trades.
  • Akuo Energy, a French renewable energy producer, has sold €45m of green Euro Private Placements (Euro PP), as the sustainable element in the market grows.
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    US regulators are taking slow steps towards accepting that climate change is a financial risk, but progress is being made. Appointments have been made to a CFTC committee created to better understand climate-related market risks and one of the members is Mindy Lubber, chief executive of sustainability organisation Ceres. She told GlobalCapital her organisation is working to prepare for a new, green-minded president.
  • The Society of London, better known as Lloyd’s of London, has raised £300m ($387.15m) in its first US private placement (US PP) in its 333-year history. The insurance market achieved tighter margins with lengthier tenors, according to market sources, as the A+/AA- rated borrower benefited from US institutions swapping back to dollars.
  • Russian equity capital markets activity has been on fire with $3.5bn of issuance so far this year, up 369.5% from the year before, and market conditions suggest next year could be even better.
  • CIFC, a corporate and structured credit asset manager, has hired two more staff for its European operation, with Anders Samuelsen and Aidan Reynolds joining its investor services team.
  • Switzerland’s Also Holding has signed a €300m revolving credit facility, with the B2B technology company making the step from bilateral to syndicated lending.
  • France’s LVMH has agreed to buy jeweller Tiffany & Co. for around $16.2bn, with Bernard Arnault’s luxury goods group having to up its offer to $135 a share.
  • The Netherlands has announced a new policy framework for its funding programme over the next six years in which it will extend the average maturity of its debt and swap portfolio to lock in low rates for a longer period of time.
  • Uzpromstroybank, the BB-/BB- rated bank that is majority owned by the Uzbek government, had racked up more than $800m of orders by lunchtime on Monday for its five year dollar bond.
  • A busy month for EMEA block trades has been a boon for banks and issuers alike, but it is perhaps investors who have made the most immediate gains with blocks outperforming equity benchmarks.