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  • Malaysian poultry producer Leong Hup International has started early stage engagement with the buy-side and is looking for cornerstone investors for its IPO, according to a source close to the deal.
  • A handful of outbound M&A deals announced in the second half of 2018 have given leveraged and acquisition finance bankers hopes for a rebound in action this year. But with many roadblocks ahead, being "cautiously optimistic" will be critical.
  • The unexpected decision by Jim Yong Kim to stand down as World Bank president three years ahead of schedule will raise worries in the development community that Donald Trump will use the opportunity to select a political appointee. By Phil Thornton
  • As the leveraged loan market recovers following a pronounced selloff at the end of 2018, some CLO investors are eyeing a potential reboot to the flatlined CLO market if sentiment in leveraged loans remains upbeat.
  • ABS
    Hercules Capital, a firm specializing in making loans to venture capital backed companies in the life sciences sector, is preparing a new ABS offering.
  • Since early November, US interest rates have slipped from multi-year highs as the benchmark 10-year Treasury fell to around 2.6%. The flattening has upended most investors’ views on fixed income performance into 2019, and in particular is drawing out concerns about a reopening of the refinancing window for mortgages originated last year.
  • Investors in some tier one instruments issued by HSH Nordbank are taking their complaints to court in Germany, claiming that the way in which the notes were written down and the coupon payments missed was improper.
  • Twenty-seven universal banks, investment banks and brokerages have confirmed or are considering moving operations or staff from the UK to the rest of the EU, according to EY. Paris is gaining in popularity as a destination for UK financial services firms, but Dublin appears to be the top choice.
  • BNP Paribas has hired a senior originator at BayernLB to cover the Schuldschein market.
  • Caffil has mandated joint leads for a two part covered bond which, at the long end, is expected to offer a juicy spread.
  • A last-ditch reprieve for the asset-backed commercial paper market late last year saved European banks running securitization conduits from a huge drawing on their liquidity reserves — but details of the fix are still being hashed out.
  • The dollar market for public sector borrowers begins in earnest on Wednesday with a pair of borrowers out with benchmarks and bankers confident the deals will go well thanks to a demand/supply imbalance. The trades follow a small floater tap from a supranational on Monday that was the first syndicated deal of the year in the currency.