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  • Three banks rode out a volatile bond market this week, printing senior deals amid positive sentiment caused by talks making it seem an agreement about a new US Covid-19 stimulus package was closer on Tuesday.
  • High grade corporate bond spreads face a rocky few weeks after six months of consistent tightening, as coronavirus lockdowns and corporate earnings blackouts contribute to increased short term volatility.
  • Cerberus Capital Management auctioned off one of the largest ever portfolios of UK mezzanine mortgage bonds on Thursday, following a deterioration in the terms available in the ABS repo market after the Covid crisis made it uneconomic to continue to hold the deeply subordinated and risky positions.
  • Dual recourse structures have become increasingly popular in India after last year’s debut from Kogta Finance. And with the sanctity of bankruptcy remoteness successfully tested in the courts, sentiment towards such structures has improved further. This could help pave the way for a national champion bank to test appetite for Indian covered bonds, which would offer the country's lenders a source of long-term diversified funding that they can't get from deposits.
  • A2A, the Italian multi-utility, pre-funded for 2021 with a €500m trade on Wednesday with what the lead claims is the lowest yield for a deal of its type, as the company prepares to unleash its new business plan that will see it printing more green and sustainability-linked debt.
  • The strong momentum in the euro public sector bond market continued on Thursday with Italy receiving a huge reception for a new 30 year line, which was sold alongside a tender of various outstanding Italian government bonds.
  • Makinson Cowell joins Lazard — Vikas Seth moves into vice-chairman role at HSBC — Fernando Vicario picked as CEO of BofA's EU bank
  • Permira opted to rescue its debt purchasing portfolio company Lowell from the restructuring that many thought was imminent, with the largest slug of equity support any sponsor has injected in Europe since the coronavirus pandemic began. Covid-19 has crushed cashflows for some debt purchasers, but next year should be a bumper year for NPL buying — for those firms with cash to do so, writes Owen Sanderson.
  • Christian Meissner has an exciting new position at Credit Suisse. But how far can he improve the Swiss bank’s offering to wealth management clients while also handling its culture, asks David Rothnie.
  • Enel has signed a sustainability-linked loan (SLL) days after printing a bond using the structure. The Italian energy company has doubled down on its sustainability plans by pinning both trades to the same goal.
  • Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield’s rights issue is under increased threat from a group of rebel shareholders that disagree with the company’s vision to reset its business. These shareholders have rapidly surpassed the 5% threshold, according to a filing with the with the Autorité des Marches Financiers, after which they have to disclose their holdings.
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    Ülker Bisküvi Sanayi scored an impressive $650m with a five year benchmark on Wednesday, surprising some investors with an unexpected increase to the size.