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  • A record short position has built up in VIX futures from investors looking for yield in the expectation of the US Federal Reserve softening its monetary policy.
  • Credit Suisse hires special situations chief — BNP Paribas’s sustainable bond head retires — NatWest hires banker to build in Germany.
  • US bond bankers are looking forward to a bumper May, with a slew of big ticket M&A financings set to hit the dollar market within days. Bristol-Myers Squibb announced a roadshow on Thursday for a deal that is expected to be around $21bn, to help fund its acquisition of Celgene.
  • The vast majority of Barclays’ shareholders declined to support activist investor Edward Bramson’s bid to put himself on the board of the bank at its annual general meeting on Thursday.
  • JP Morgan injected some life into the FIG dollar bond market with a $2.5bn trade this week, after US banks and financial names delivered another moribund month of supply.
  • In a week shortened by a public holiday, the only borrower to put its head over the parapet in the Swiss franc bond market was Pfandbriefzentrale der Schweizerischen Kantonalbank, the issuance vehicle owned by Switzerland’s 24 Cantonal banks.
  • BNP Paribas recorded a sharp rise in revenue in its fixed income, currencies and commodities trading (FICC) operations during the first quarter, it said on Thursday. Other European investment banks have registered relatively good scores on this front so far this reporting season, with the exception of Deutsche Bank.
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  • Public tension has diminished between European and US regulators over the former’s determination to increase its supervisory powers over clearing houses, but concerns are still simmering, as this week’s testimony from the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) chairman showed.
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    Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce issued its second Australian dollar deal of the year on Thursday. The senior unsecured short-term debt is not subject to Canadian bail-in regulation.
  • Investors eyeing up Tottenham Hotspur’s plan to repay some of its debts by borrowing against its stadium should be wary of buying into a sport that has a long history of burning investors.
  • Bartholomew "Bart" Chilton, a former commissioner at the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission, passed away on April 27, aged 58.