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  • BlackRock, KKR loan for ADNOC 'close to signing' — Uralkali signs as lenders prepare for EuroChem —Redexis joins Spanish trend to ESG borrowing — French Ipsen debuts in US PP market — Turkish banks close refi season, with wider secondaries
  • Eutelsat, the Baa3/BBB- rated satellite company, launched a benchmark eight year euro bond on Thursday, into a market kept empty by the European Central Bank's press conference. Bilfinger and Cabot were the only other corporate issuers.
  • Rating: Baa2/BBB-/BBB
  • Parts of Italy’s government want to issue securities that resemble a parallel currency to the euro. The plans may never come to anything but if they did, it would prove a Pyrrhic victory for the country's eurosceptics.
  • Corporate debt levels have increased to a point where a sudden shift in financial conditions could trigger disruptive capital outflows from emerging markets, the head of the International Monetary Fund has warned finance ministers of the G20 group ahead of their summit beginning on Saturday. Christine Lagarde also said that the G20 should streamline the topics it concerned itself with.
  • Helene Williamson, head of EM Investments at First State Investments, will be leaving the business later this year.
  • Bilfinger succeeded in issuing its €250m bond on Thursday, having had to pull it in October. The German industrial services group obtained a €600m book and was able to knock 37.5bp off the yield.
  • The Federal Reserve is losing confidence in the US economy, global economic growth is flagging and Treasury yields are staggeringly low. Emerging market assets, meanwhile, are full of beans, as low rates and healthy risk appetite provide a magic combination for EM companies looking to raise capital. But the Fed is worried for a reason: there’s trouble ahead, write Lewis McLellan and Sam Kerr.
  • Kepler Cheuvreux has become the go-to option for European banks looking to breathe life into failing their equity capital markets businesses. David Rothnie reports.
  • Comco, the Swiss competition commission, has imposed fines of Sfr90m ($89.9m) and reached amicable settlements in relation to alleged FX rigging by traders from major banks.
  • The US Senate has approved the nomination of Dr. Heath Tarbert as chairman of the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
  • Emerging markets and developing economies (EMDEs) are at risk of a financial crisis as mounting debt levels are making them vulnerable to an economic shock, the World Bank warned this week.