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  • Bitcoin has its birthday on Halloween. Make of that what you will. The shadowy phantom (or cabal of phantoms) known as Satoshi Nakamoto published the bitcoin whitepaper 10 years ago.
  • The high-grade dollar bond market got off to a flying start in November as oil giant BP, GM Financial, equipment finance company GATX, natural gas utility ONE Gas, and commercial real estate company Newmark Group all jumped at the chance of financing ahead of what promises to be a congested period. The release of US non-farm payrolls, US mid-term elections, and the Fed’s next meeting are all happening in the next seven days.
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    Investors poured cash into American Express as a stronger market tone underlined their willingness to put money to work on quality names despite an uncertain backdrop.
  • The euro leveraged loan market appears keen to counter recent criticisms against lack of financial maintenance covenants with yet more cov-lite issuance, including a buyout deal from private schools operator Inspired.
  • UK insurers face being taxed if their restricted tier one (RT1) bonds are written down, according to a measure set out in this week's budget. The Prudential Regulation Authority responded by proposing that firms deduct the tax charge from their own funds, effectively reducing the capital benefit of issuing.
  • World Bank picks new treasurer — BNPP hires US green bond pioneer — KfW funding official moves to Airbus
  • OP Corporate Bank cautiously announced potential plans to issue a debut green bond this week, after a month of dire issuance volumes. But some large banks have signalled in results they may still sell bonds before the year is out.
  • Yapı Kredi is the latest top tier Turkish bank to refinance hard-currency debt, with a $1.1bn equivalent loan. It is the largest Turkish bank refinancing of the season, indicating that there is resilience in the market, and Garanti Bank is set to follow.
  • Three US high yield bonds have been pulled in the last week after spreads widened from their tightest level since the financial crisis to their widest level in a year over the course of October.
  • Aryzta, the Irish/Swiss bakery, won shareholder approval for its €790m rights issue on Thursday – but only just, as its investors questioned the plan to raise capital.
  • Obscure disclosure rules for European securitizations could bring asset-backed commercial paper conduits to a sudden stop on January 1, forcing the banks that sponsor them to step in with liquidity support of up to €130bn.
  • Representatives from European Union member states are debating the make-up of a proposed body to supervise clearing houses (CCPs), according to leaked documents seen by GlobalCapital.