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  • Following the success of its first 10 year bond in almost a decade, Greece is looking to have a frequent presence in the debt capital markets. The sovereign may even return with either a tap or a new issue this year, even though it has met its minimum planned issuance of benchmark bonds for 2019 and has a significant cash buffer.
  • Gresham Technologies and RegTek.Solutions have partnered to offer a new solution that enables firms to reconcile front-office trading records.
  • XTX Markets, the quantitative-driven electronic market-maker, has appointed Serge Harry as chairman of its new French entity and Geoffrey Damien as managing director, head of France.
  • Dan Oakes, head of international ECM origination at Commerzbank, is changing roles with the bank and moving to Paris.
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    Ukraine goes to the polls at the end of March for presidential elections, with investors in Kiev hoping that a reform-friendly result might help the country share more fully in the emerging markets rally.
  • EMEA loans bankers are taking some positives from developments in the wider capital markets.
  • The World Bank is beefing up its communications operations in Europe, a region with mainly donors rather than recipients. It wants to ensure that it is getting its message out to the people who ultimately fund its work.
  • The European Central Bank struck a decidedly dovish tone at its meeting on Thursday, meaning there were no nasty surprises for SSAs planning bond issues in the coming days. A French agency is on screens for a deal in dollars this Friday, while euro and dollar benchmarks are slated for next week.
  • The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision has appointed Pablo Hernández de Cos, governor of the Bank of Spain, as its new chair. He takes over as the committee looks to reflect on post-crisis regulation.
  • The EMEA IPO market might soon be revving back into life with several issuers hoping to price deals before Easter. Investors are watching two multi-billion deals particularly closely: the spin-off of VW’s truck division Traton and the flotation of Italian payments company Nexi.
  • The State of North Rhine Westphalia will be able to issue floating rate notes linked to Sonia and Sofr under its new medium-term notes’ programme, which will be released in the next few months.
  • Pearson, the UK educational publisher, has signed a $1.2bn bank facility with a novel margin link to the company’s progress in educational reach, but loans bankers say that this increasingly popular form of funding is unlikely to drag the market out of its low volume melancholy.