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  • Jean Pierre Mustier will retire as CEO of UniCredit in April, the bank announced this evening, as the board no longer agrees with his strategy. The change could mean UniCredit pivots towards Italian priorities and political influence.
  • Owl Rock Capital Partners priced a rare tech-focused middle-market CLO primarily backed by loans to companies in software, media and services, and health care technology.
  • ABS
    Hertz is returning to the ABS market for the first time since it filed for bankruptcy in March. The rental car company is revving up for a $4bn delayed draw securitization, a stepping stone towards longer-term ABS deals it hopes to issue next year, sources said.
  • The merger of S&P Global and IHS Markit, announced on Monday, will create a larger data provider for financial markets.
  • BP, the UK oil major, and car rental company Sixt have hired banks for new bonds as the end of year issuance window looks set to stretch into next month.
  • Securitization originators who sell their full capital structures hoping to deconsolidate assets could struggle to protect their deals from Covid-19 payment holidays, as targeted repurchases or liquidity support risks regulators treating deals as though they are still on balance sheet.
  • Snam, the Italian gas network company, has reinvigorated the transition bond market, servicing investors unable to buy sustainability-linked bonds.
  • Schuldschein investors have soured on auto, travel and retail sector borrowers through the coronavirus pandemic, which had historically brought significant deal flow to the market. Now bookrunners are scrabbling to find new sectors for investors to lend to.
  • SRI
    The Riksbank, Sweden’s central bank, is adding a “negative screening” process to its purchases of corporate bonds under its quantitative easing programme, meaning it will no longer buy the bonds of the most polluting companies.
  • Kommunalbanken and L-Bank will each bring a dollar benchmark to the market on Tuesday, in what could be the final public SSA deals in the currency this year.
  • Gore Street Energy Storage Fund, is seeking to raise up to £60m, to buy new energy storage projects, following on from fellow battery fund Gresham House that priced a deal last week.
  • Covered bond bankers have swept aside a series of negative reports on the outlook for the mortgage market from the European Banking Authority, European Central Bank and rating agencies, arguing that covered bonds will remain unassailable, come what may.