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  • Last year was the first since the crisis that European markets ducked under NPL ratios of 3%. It would have been a cause for celebration, if not for the coronavirus outbreak marauding the continent, ready to bring a new generation of non-performing assets to bank balance sheets.
  • Italy’s capital markets bankers are keeping calm amid the coronavirus crisis, getting used to working from home, and trying to support clients as well as they can, while wishing for help from Europe and the European Central Bank. But they are not allowing themselves to hope the worst is over. The health crisis is acute and getting worse.
  • Italy’s equity capital markets bankers have not thrown in the towel on 2020, despite much of the country effectively being shut down by the spread of the Covid-19 coronavirus.
  • Mark Wheatcroft has been appointed Mizuho's head of sustainability for Europe, the Middle East and Africa, a newly created post. His previous role as head of primary debt markets has been taken over by Guy Reid.
  • Companies in sectors under strain from the Covid-19 outbreak are expected to rely on bank funding if debt markets remain out of reach, using funds from as yet undrawn revolving credit facilities and signing new bridges to bond facilities or bilateral loans.
  • TP ICAP has launched a new trading platform for FX options that will offer both order book and RFQ trading for its users.
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    The UK Debt Management Office hit the market for an auction of a 10 year line on Tuesday, testing the waters at new yield levels and finding demand. However, the short-dated paper scheduled for next week could prove more challenging.
  • UK corporate bond investors battered by the most volatile markets for a decade will be watching TV screens closely on Wednesday, as the UK government delivers its Budget, which some hope could bring markets a dose of calm. But there was good news from New York, where three companies have launched the first US bond issues after two closed days.
  • Dutch tax authorities will not apply a VAT tax on CLO management fees with retroactive effect and are considering a grace period for CLOs, issuers learned on Tuesday.
  • Europe’s convertible bond market is positioned to benefit from spiking volatility in equity markets due to the convexity of the asset class, which could lead to an increase in primary issuance in the future.
  • The European Financial Stability Facility was made to pay a bigger new issue premium than usual as it brought a cautiously executed tap to market, concluding its funding needs for the first quarter on Tuesday.
  • Market analysts reacted positively this week to the Spanish Treasury’s Cédulas consultation, but the thorny question of how the market will transition to the new regime has potentially negative implications.