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  • Euro investors have been treated to their first two ‘bail-inable’ senior bonds from a Canadian bank this week, after Bank of Nova Scotia followed closely behind Toronto-Dominion Bank with a deal of its own on Wednesday.
  • Co-operative Bank managed to raise £200m of tier two capital this week, in its first bond sale since coming close to failing in 2017. A healthy coupon of 9.5% helped the UK lender to find the demand it needed, even if one investor said that there was still “not much to like” about its credit profile.
  • The Financial Conduct Authority has set out plans to amend the UK’s regulated covered bond framework once European Union legislation comes into force.
  • A surge in shareholder activism is providing banks with a lucrative new source of revenue, but they have to tread carefully or risk losing treasured corporate relationships, writes David Rothnie.
  • China Construction Bank is looking to close its Rmb10.25bn ($1.53bn) Jianyuan 2019-2 residential mortgage backed securities transaction next week. The deal has an AAA international rating from S&P.
  • Poorly trading bonds are showing that demand for emerging market debt is stronger than had been feared. Yes, you read that right.
  • Islamic Development Bank is expected to raise $1.5bn with a five year sukuk on Wednesday.
  • Sterling and Wilson Solar, the solar power business of Indian conglomerate Shapoorji Pallonji Group, is eyeing a listing of up to Rp45bn ($648m), having filed a draft prospectus this week.
  • Shinhan Bank of South Korea managed tight pricing on its Basel III-compliant tier two deal on Monday. Investors overwhelmed the $400m transaction with orders that covered the book more than seven times at its peak, thanks in part to its rare 10 year tenor but also as a result of its status as Asia’s first dollar-denominated UN Sustainable Development Goals-linked bond. Morgan Davis reports.
  • Two subsidiaries of Taiwan’s Formosa Plastics Corp are in the syndicated loan market raising a China onshore facility and an offshore deal respectively.
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    The European Central Bank has indicated that it is looking into how to mitigate the direct costs that years of negative rates have put on banks, and analysts are growing concerned that a tiered interest rate system might be put in place.
  • FTSE Russell is reviewing China for a potential upgrade under its framework for index eligibility, opening the door for onshore bonds’ inclusion in the FTSE World Government Bond Index (WGBI).