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  • KfW brought its revamped green framework to the Norwegian krone market to print a deal on Tuesday. Later that week, strong demand from domestic and international investors let the issuer increase the note to a record breaking size, printing the largest Nokkie green bond across any asset class.
  • Europe’s candidate to take over as the next head of the International Monetary Fund received a boost this week after the body’s executive board called for the age limit to be raised and hopes receded of a rival candidate stepping forward.
  • The great emerging markets bull run has hit a stumbling block. Many investors will take talk of a slowdown in global growth as a signal to flood into government bond markets, hoping to front run a scramble for quality and secure some capital appreciation. But for those who still have ambitions to secure higher yields than are available in developed markets — or those with an EM specific mandate — the hunt is on for credits that will outperform the rest of the EM asset class.
  • Australia’s financial regulator has proposed a ban on the sale of binary options to retail clients along with restrictions on the sale of contracts for difference.
  • Agents active in private debt markets in the UK are growing increasingly frustrated by a crop of advisory firms muscling in on their market share, often arranging deals without the need an investment bank. Some bankers allege that advisory firms don’t have the capacity to price deals effectively, and also that some do not have appropriate regulatory cover from the US regulators to pitch investors there legally.
  • MIAX Exchange Group is to offer a suite of commercial real estate derivatives products following a link-up with index specialist Advanced Fundamentals.
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    Shareholders of the Budapest Stock Exchange (BÉT) decided to establish a securitization advisory subsidiary at a meeting held on August 14 to “facilitate the development of the domestic securitization market.”
  • Proofpoint, the California-based cyber security company, became the latest issuer this week to take advantage of the booming market for US technology sector convertible bonds, raising $800m to finance its growth.
  • Banks like Goldman Sachs have positioned corporate broking as part of a wider, integrated offering to clients — a strategy that appears to be the future of this traditional UK line of business, writes David Rothnie.
  • Denmark ferry operator Scandlines has signed a €305.6m infrastructure finance facility, with the recently junk rated ferry company reaffirming its place in the triple-B credit rating bracket with the deal.
  • Ecuador’s sovereign bonds traded up on Wednesday as Fitch removed the borrower from negative outlook on the back of lower short-term financing risks.
  • Canada's Equitable Bank has announced plans to issue its first covered bond, possibly as early as next year. Its decision follows an increase in Canada’s regulatory issuance limit and paves the way for several other smaller Canadian banks to follow suit.