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  • The first ever refinancing of a CLO via an applicable margin reset (AMR) auction was a success this week, with BNP Paribas among the winning bidders, trading 73% of the total CLO, according to sources familiar with the matter.
  • Cerberus has juiced up its latest UK buy-to-let RMBS deal by dropping Moody’s from the deal, which has a more dismal view of the market than its rival rating agencies. Among other structural changes, this has allowed the private equity firm to enlarge its triple-A tranche by more than 10 percentage points, giving a far more efficient capital structure.
  • Anglo-South African bank Investec Group has launched the spin-off of its asset management division, Ninety One ,on the London Stock Exchange.
  • January's total primary covered bond volume was the second highest since 2014, albeit 25% down on last year in euros. February is typically a much slower month, but supply could keep pace if issuers look to the asset class for execution certainty amid mounting concern around the potential impact of a new coronavirus in China.
  • Adani Transmission has priced a $310m US private placement, becoming the first Indian company to raise money in that market since 2007. Although some investors still feel scarred by an Indian incident a decade ago, many see this as the dawn of an Indian PP revival.
  • Members of the European Parliament voted against the European Banking Authority’s proposed executive director on Thursday, following fears about a revolving door between the regulator and lobbyists.
  • The Gabonese Republic pulled in more than $3bn of demand on Thursday for a $1bn 10 year bond that some observers saw as having been priced flat to its curve.
  • The UK Debt Management Office has selected the syndicate that will run the books for its upcoming tap — its final syndication of the 2019/2020 financial year.
  • Shares in Aston Martin Lagonda, the UK maker of luxury cars, surged by more than 20% on Friday morning after the company unveiled a £500m rescue deal led by Lawrence Stroll, the Canadian billionaire Formula One investor. Sources close to the deal discuss his plan to transform the company, which has struggled since it listed in 2018.
  • Swiss bank UBS priced two block trades in companies on Thursday night, despite wider market concern over the spread of a deadly strain of coronavirus.
  • Volkswagen Bank has belatedly joined the list of banks whose Pillar 2 requirements were posted on the European Central Bank's website this week. It had initially not consented to its targets being published.
  • Credit Suisse secured the lowest spread for a Yankee bank referencing the secured overnight financing rates (Sofr) on Thursday, breaking the previous record set just over a week ago.