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    People News
    Citi hires Credit Suisse's equity sales head
    Lucy Baldwin is joining Citi in April as head of research and equity advisory within the markets and securities services division (MSS).
    Jasper Cox, January 05, 2021
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    ABBs-Block Trades
    Founding family completes first Carel block
    Luigi Nalini SpA, an investment vehicle representing the Nalini family, has sold €64.5m of stock in Carel Industries, the Italian maker of air conditioning and humidifier systems, via an accelerated bookbuild on Monday night.
    Aidan Gregory, January 05, 2021
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    Securitization Polls and Awards
    Call for nominations and pitches — European Securitization Awards 2021
    GlobalCapital is pleased to invite nominations for its 2021 European Securitization Awards, seeking to recognise the most notable and innovative deals, banks and market participants of 2020. We would also welcome pitches for Overall Securitization Bank of the Year, Securitization Deal of the Year, and Private Securitization of the Year.
    Owen Sanderson, January 05, 2021
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    RMBS
    Sterling-heavy Q1 in store for securitization
    The securitization market is expecting January to be dominated by sterling issuance, after a Brexit deal was finalised on Christmas Eve, with non-bank issuers revving up for 2021. SPV filings suggest Cerberus, Davidson Kempner, Belmont Green, and Kensington are all readying deals.
    Tom Brown, January 05, 2021
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    Senior Debt
    Household names pave way for rarer FIG borrowers
    A pair of senior non-preferred bonds from Swedbank and Société Générale on Tuesday followed Monday’s opener from ING. With three household names now having established pricing points, rarer borrowers are starting to fill the pipeline.
    Frank Jackman, January 05, 2021
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    Asia
    Indonesia kickstarts debt-raising with euro bond
    The Republic of Indonesia, a keen issuer in dollar and euro markets, launched a euro-denominated benchmark bond on Tuesday, jumpstarting its funding for the year.
    Mariam Meskin, January 05, 2021
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    CEE
    Slovenia first CEEMEA issuer out of the gates
    The Republic of Slovenia has repeated its 2020 feat of being the first sovereign issuer in CEEMEA to launch a bond by coming to the market with a mandate on Tuesday. Despite the apparent rush for bond funding, however, many believe that EU funding will provide some of what CEE countries would otherwise have taken from public bond markets.
    Mariam Meskin, January 05, 2021
  • Covered Bonds
    Aareal pays no NIP for first covered of 2021
    Aareal Bank priced the first covered bond of the year flat to its curve and, unusually, the first leg of the swap payment was priced below the European Central Bank’s deposit rate of minus 0.50%. Even so, the bonds attracted good demand.
    Bill Thornhill, January 05, 2021
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    ABBs-Block Trades
    Belgium's Immobel sells treasury shares
    EMEA’s equity blocks market has reopened for 2021 with a sale of treasury shares by Immobel, the Belgian real estate developer. More issuance from the sector is expected following the imposition of fresh lockdowns across the continent to combat the spread of coronavirus.
    Aidan Gregory, January 05, 2021
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    Senior Debt
    FAB start to the year for US insurers
    American insurers Metropolitan Life and Athene Holding had a busy start to the year as they tapped the sterling, euro and dollar markets to issue a quartet of funding agreement backed (FAB) securities.
    Frank Jackman, January 05, 2021
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    ABBs-Block Trades
    US political struggle keeps equity bankers cautious
    Political turmoil in the US led to the country's stock markets falling on the first trading day of 2021 on Monday. For Europe’s equity bankers the US markets are an important marker of global investor sentiment, meaning the next few days in US politics will determine what accelerated placements they can bring to market in Europe.
    Sam Kerr, January 05, 2021
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    Investment Grade Loans
    Europe’s lenders primed to provide billions in emergency funding
    With rising Covid-19 infection rates sparking new social restrictions, Europe’s high grade loans bankers say they are ready to once again provide the vast amounts of short term funding to corporates they did last March as lockdowns swept Europe for the first time. But many expect borrowers to lean more heavily on the bond markets this time.
    Mike Turner, January 05, 2021
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