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  • Goldman Sachs has held off from rewarding some retired executives compensation until “more information is available” on the 1Malaysia Development Berhad scandal.
  • Brazilian airline Gol Linhas Aéreas Inteligentes received just $13.46m of tenders for its outstanding 2022s after having launched a buy-back for all $91.533m.
  • Investor hopes that the US Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) would retract a ban on US persons buying PDVSA debt were dashed on Friday, when the department made the situation worse for bondholders by adding Venezuelan sovereign bonds to the trading ban.
  • Issuers priced the first two conduit CMBS offerings of the year on Friday afternoon, placing the benchmark triple-A notes at considerably tighter levels compared to the last deal of 2018.
  • Senate Banking Committee Chairman Mike Crapo (R-Idaho) released an outline for housing finance reform legislation on Friday that would see an expanded role for Ginnie Mae and entirely spin off Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac’s multifamily businesses.
  • The Carlyle Group and GSO Debt Funds Management both priced new European CLOs on Friday, selling the senior bonds at 108bps over Euribor, a strong sign for the euro CLO space as it clears the January hurdle.
  • High yield bonds issued by French pipeline tubing firm Vallourec slid last Friday on concerns that it would struggle to access competitive refinancing terms this year. The company’s shares were down 5.41%, with its bonds down between 1.6 and 3.7 points, according to MarketAxess data.
  • After National Grid’s 16 year sterling corporate bond deal was more than six times oversubscribed on Tuesday and BMW found huge demand for a €3bn euro deal on Thursday, Volkswagen Financial Services tested the sterling market on Friday and found demand just as strong.
  • Deutsche Bank’s weak set of results on Friday were driven by losses in its corporate and investment bank, notably in fixed income and currencies trading, but bank chiefs suggested the CIB performance was set to improve. The bank, subject to rumours about a merger with Commerzbank, also made sure to state that it had more than enough capacity to pay additional tier one coupons.
  • France will increase the size of its June 2039 Green OAT next Thursday through auction, according to the Agence France Trésor.
  • Find out how far European sovereigns have progressed in their 2019 plans as the January rush ends.
  • Barclays has made two hires in its FX trading and distribution team. This included appointing another FX specialist who used to work for Deutsche Bank.