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  • German carmaker and Panda regular Daimler issued a Rmb4bn ($576m) two tranche private placement this week, ending its Panda issuance for 2018. The issuer kept its focus on a shorter-dated tranche, which made up the bulk of the offer.
  • Baidu-backed video streaming platform iQiyi opened bookbuilding for a $500m convertible bond on Wednesday after US markets closed.
  • Edgar Madinaveitia, a managing director in Latin American debt capital markets at Credit Suisse, has left the bank, according to sources away from the bank.
  • Peruvian cement company Cementos Pacasmayo is trying to replace half its dollar bonds with a local currency bank loan.
  • JPMorgan Chase (JPM) priced a $459m RMBS deal backed exclusively by mortgages with high loan-to-value ratios on Thursday, the latest in a rapidly diversifying market of non-agency mortgage credit.
  • SRI
    The US cities of Atlanta and Baltimore are preparing to issue innovative impact bonds to finance construction of new green infrastructure, such as parks, to soak up floodwater. The deals will pay investors extra if the infrastructure performs better than expected.
  • Bankers love to advise their clients to look at the bigger picture and print now, for fear that that in just a few weeks or months, they could be facing a much tougher time. So the chorus of DCM officials criticising Russia for its timing in selling a €1bn seven year bond this week is more than a little hypocritical.
  • High hopes for a bumper corporate finance year in Saudi Arabia have been dashed by the pulled Aramco IPO, the blockade of Qatar and the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, writes David Rothnie.
  • UK investors that buy US private placements often struggle to compete with North American investors on price, but their disadvantage could be made worse by Brexit, if, as expected, sterling bond spreads widen.
  • The European Investment Bank changed up the coupon structure for its first floating rate note linked to the Secured Overnight Financing Rate (Sofr) on Wednesday. But some onlooking bankers warned that different coupon structures could be “unhelpful” in the development of the new benchmark.
  • FX settlement firm CLS has gone live with a new service that will standardise and automate the calculation of payment netting on bilateral FX trades.
  • ABS
    With December on the horizon, bankers are looking to get deals over the line before investors close their books for the year. A few remaining deals in the pipeline are out with price talk, looking to print either this week or next week at the latest.