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  • SAP on Monday opened the month with the largest euro corporate bond ever sold in December. Tuesday then saw no new issuance, but bankers have not yet turned their attention to buying Christmas presents as a number of deals remain possible.
  • Max Bronzwaer, the former treasurer of Obvion, has joined the Prime Collateralised Securities initiative (PCS) as a senior adviser.
  • A FIG and corporate DCM banker who worked at HSBC until August has started a new job at Fitch Ratings managing the firm’s client relationships.
  • LBBW has hired an origination and syndication banker for its SSA team in Stuttgart, which now comprises five people.
  • Investor demand for more new issue premium forced China’s Citic Securities Co to price a smaller-than-expected $300m bond on Monday.
  • China Vanke Co rode the positive momentum that followed the truce in the China and US trade war, raising $630m after an aggressive tightening in price. But the movements in the US Treasury market, including a curve inversion between three and five year notes, hit the secondary performance of the company’s bond.
  • Chinese online consumer lender 360 Finance is preparing to launch its New York Stock Exchange IPO on Wednesday, targeting around $100m, according to a source close to the deal.
  • Legend Holdings Corp, the controlling shareholder of technology company Lenovo Group, is looking to spin off its financial unit through a Hong Kong IPO.
  • The Republic of Indonesia managed to raise $3bn across three tranches of notes in its annual dollar funding exercise, but paid a double-digit premium to attract investors cautious about the sovereign credit.
  • Permanent TSB announced last week that it sold a €1.3bn book of non-performing loans, Project Glenbeigh, which hit the securitization market last week in a full capital stack issuance underwritten by Citi. But though the Irish bank has sold the loans and booked the capital benefits, it is still the risk retention holder on the transaction.
  • Tencent Music Entertainment Group has begun bookbuilding for its long-awaited $1.23bn IPO in the US, around two months after first gauging investor appetite.
  • This week's scorecard looks at the progress Nordic agencies have made in their 2018 funding programmes as the end of the year approaches. Some of the agencies have also published their funding targets for 2019.