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    GeoProMining printed its $200m five year bond on Wednesday and a banker on the deal said the success of the note was a further sign of how much more comfortable investors have grown with Russia credit.
  • BBVA and Santander came to the euro-denominated FIG market on Wednesday to make use of favourable conditions, proving that it is deep enough to digest supply from two issuers from the same country. Both banks priced their deals close to or at fair value.
  • Rabobank is set to open order books for a two-part euro covered bond that takes advantage of the demand for higher yielding debt with the inclusion of a 20 year tranche. At the same time Coventry Building Society is planning a seven year in euros.
  • The Republic of Lithuania has set spreads on its 10 year and 30 year euro bonds having crunched 10bp from initial guidance.
  • Austrian lender Bawag took pride of place among four covered bonds issued on Wednesday with its ultra-long deal being the most subscribed and the first to close order books. The transaction drew more demand than a much larger and barely subscribed seven year from Royal Bank of Canada and brought in twice as many orders as other deals from SP Mortgage Bank and Aareal Bank.
  • If the date of one major capital markets event in Russia is anything to go by, the locals have given up on attracting US investors all together.
  • A wide array of emerging market borrowers have taken advantage of supportive market conditions to bring deals this week and more are lining up trades for next week making this one of the busiest fortnights for new issuance of the year. With few jumbo deals among them, investors are enjoying the variety.
  • IPO investors in Europe are taking more time over new listings and subjecting each to greater levels of scrutiny than before.
  • The Inter-American Development Bank this week capitalised on a dearth of supply at the 10 year point of the curve to print its second dollar benchmark of the year.
  • JP Morgan has hired Patrik Czornik to lead its M&A team for Germany. Czornik used to work for the bank in the past but then joined Goldman Sachs.
  • China's regulators are speeding up the approval process of IPO candidates. After passing six potential issuers in the past two weeks, the Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) is set to wave through 13 more companies soon.
  • Temasek Holdings and its wholly-owned Azalea Asset Management this week brought out Astrea V, the latest collateralised fund obligation (CFO) backed by cash flow generated from private equity funds, finding an even better response than their last outing.