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  • When it failed to notify investors it would call its 6.5% hybrid corporate bonds in December, Italian energy company Enel said it still intended to offer noteholders the opportunity to redeem the notes at par via a tender offer. It confirmed the tender offer earlier this week, but it is difficult to see why any investor would take it up.
  • Landesbank Hessen-Thueringen Girozentrale (Helaba)’s decision to issue a rare three year covered bond as part of a two part offering, clearly paid off despite concerns over the lack of yield.
  • After a run of triple-B rated corporate bond issuance, A-rated names have returned to the market and paid lower premiums than the higher beta issuers had, but 10.75 years remains the longest tenor to date.
  • The high grade loan market flew out of the starting blocks this week, as syndicate desks have encouraged clients to get any fundraising they need before the UK leaves the European Union on March 29.
  • Small benchmark covered bond deals issued on Wednesday by Deutsche Bank’s Spanish subsidiary and UniCredit’s Austrian subsidiary were slow to build and priced in line with initial guidance. This led some to question whether this was due to a degree of unease with their parent groups or whether investors baulked at the pricing process.
  • Nasdaq Dubai has launched a bundle of futures contracts offering exposure to Saudi Arabian corporates.
  • Danske Bank offered its senior non-preferred bond to dollar investors on Wednesday, after UniCredit raised $3bn in the format the day before.
  • CEE
    Turkey has come to market for a 10 year dollar benchmark, reasserting its status as one of emerging market bonds' most frequent borrowers after a turbulent 2018.
  • BNP Paribas has filled the gap it had in Middle East DCM with an internal move of a banker working in sustainable capital markets.
  • Saudi Arabia is expected to print large tranches for its new 2029 and 2050 bond issue but will need to pay up for them in its first deal since the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi at the country's consulate in Istanbul last year.
  • Israel hit the market on Wednesday with a dual tranche euro deal, looking to test demand at the long end of the yield curve. The country’s reputation as a quality issuer appears to have carried it through.
  • Spanish lender Abanca is set to market a tier two bond, seeing an opportunity to issue after several stronger market sessions. It hopes to prove that demand for sub-benchmark bank capital is still alive and kicking.