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  • The virtual drought in international corporate issuance in the Swiss franc market belatedly came to an end on Tuesday in spectacular fashion, when BMW launched a speedily executed two-tranche issue for Sfr600m ($600m).
  • Irish republican party Sinn Féin has proposed a mortgage bill dubbed ‘no consent, no sale’, which would seek a borrower’s agreement before selling mortgage loans to another owner, either abroad or domestic, in a move which could end the securitization market in Ireland.
  • Asif Godall has been appointed as head of global markets for EMEA at Mizuho International plc, replacing Zahra Peerbhoy. Godall joins from Cairn Capital, where he was co-chief investment officer.
  • Canada’s Barrick Gold launched an almost $18bn hostile swoop on rival Newmont on Monday, as the wave of consolidation in the gold sector reaches new heights.
  • Equity capital markets came to life this week as several issuers across Europe announced strategic capital raising plans and block trades hit screens.
  • The Spanish Treasury is studying the possibility of issuing green bonds — a shift from its previous position on the format — after the country’s government last week outlined a series of measures to decarbonise the economy by 2050. Spain is also adjusting its inflation-linked bond issuance strategy this year.
  • Deutsche Bӧrse’s derivatives exchange, Eurex Exchange, is preparing radical changes to its trading infrastructure, in a bid to attract more buy-side firms.
  • Germany’s Merck has made an unsolicited $5.9bn enterprise value offer for Versum, the US maker of materials for the electronics industry, amid a spate of mergers and acquisitions announced this week, though financiers say that has yet to spark a rise in loan demand.
  • The EMEA region syndicated loan market has endured its second consecutive month of multi-year volume lows, with February volumes collapsing a massive 84.5% year on year.
  • None of the high yield bond issues from telecoms group UPC will have their change of control provisions triggered, despite Liberty Global’s sale of the group to Sunrise Communications Group, announced on Thursday morning. High yield investors would be unlikely to take the deal, with bonds trading over the put price, and Sunrise targeting an investment grade rating, but it underlines the weakness of these protections in high yield documentation.
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    Koç Holding, Turkey's largest holding company, has mandated three banks for a five or seven year dollar RegS/144A benchmark. An investor has said that given recent Turkey volatility, he would want to see a much larger premium over the Turkey curve for the longer of those two options.
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    QNB Finansbank has revised initial price thoughts for its benchmark dollar 5.5 year bond, with books for the deal over $1.4bn. Both an investor and a syndicate official had said earlier in the day they expected tighter pricing.