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  • Deutsche Bank plans to sell a structured conditional pass-through (CPT) covered bond that is packed with commercial mortgages and has a double-A rating. The collateral-efficient funding makes perfect sense for the issuer and, in a negative yield environment, it could also potentially be interesting for certain investors.
  • Spanish pharmaceutical company Grifols is planning to take advantage of balmy market conditions with a refinancing package that will replace most of its outstanding debt. The package will consist of a $3bn term loan B in dollars, a $1.6bn TLB in euros and $1.25bn of senior secured bonds issued in euros.
  • Intercontinental Exchange has launched a new open architecture ETF platform, a move to to simplify the creation and redemption process for equity and fixed income ETFs.
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    Sparebank 1 Boligkreditt (Spabol) took advantage of positive swap yields to issue a well-subscribed €1bn 10 year this week. Danmarks Skibskredit and mBank are likely to follow soon, having each mandated lead managers for covered bond roadshows.
  • Saudi state TV has set a date for the elusive Saudi Aramco IPO, talked up for more than three years — and it’s next week. The deal’s already threadbare rationale might dissolve at the first hint of scrutiny, but it’s too embarrassing to ditch it now.
  • Equity capital markets bankers are hoping that recent market optimism, driven by hopes of a trade accord between the US and China, will provide a positive backdrop in which to do accelerated transactions before the end of the year.
  • Leads on Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation’s two part dollar and euro covered bond were criticised for not being transparent with the order book update, which was expressed without giving the currency of the demand, but in the final analysis, the sale of the high yielding euro portion went better than expected.
  • Norway’s Ferde has launched a Nkr2bn (€194m) triple part floating rate green bond, with the toll operator cruising past its minimum amount target.
  • The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) announced on Monday that it is introducing new rules to allow lenders in the UK to use a “more proportionate” affordability measure, allowing some of the 120,000 so-called ‘mortgage prisoners’ to refinance and escape high interest rates.
  • Wholesale revenue increased in Nomura for Europe, the Middle East and Africa in the most recent quarter, the bank said on Tuesday, helped by a sturdy rates business.
  • Triple Point Social Housing REIT has almost doubled the size of its sterling revolving credit facility, as UK housing firms continue to shore up funding during Brexit uncertainty.
  • UniCredit’s search for a more efficient corporate structure shows how an incomplete Banking Union is beginning to weigh on pan-European financial institutions.