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  • Investors in sub-investment grade markets had little new issuance to look at this week but were still bemoaning a decline in covenant protection this year.
  • Corporate bond investors appear are casting about for ways to deploy cash despite clear signs of growing caution. But in the leveraged finance markets, everybody prefers to wait and see.
  • Emerging market issuance is picking up steam once more, despite the weakening across the board in secondary levels.
  • Barclays’ breakneck pace of investment into its trading businesses has borne some fruit in the third quarter of this year, with a 19% increase in markets income to £1.16bn. But banking was softer, and the results do not yet allow the firm to dismiss demands from Edward Bramson, the activist investor, to shrink the investment bank.
  • Global equity market volatility has cast a long shadow over the end of 2018, making equity capital markets issuance more difficult.
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    As investors push on with fighting the Banco Popular resolution decision, Pimco has succeeded in convincing a New York District Court to extract information from one of Santander’s US arms — but failed to convince to the court to force any transparency from the Spanish bank itself.
  • Some investors are betting that Italian government bonds have suffered their worst losses and are hoping S&P will not downgrade the sovereign to junk at the end of this week. That is despite a spat between the Italian government and the European Commission over the former’s budget plans which saw the latter reject an EU member's budget proposal for the first time ever this week.
  • The ECB would like Piraeus Bank to raise tier two capital, but issuance over the past few months has proved too difficult. The bank can afford to wait for now — but it has a challenging road ahead.
  • Malaysia’s Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB) raised $750m from a Wakala sukuk sale on Tuesday, navigating market worries by using a targeted approach for its deal.
  • Emerging market bond investors are pessimistic about the chances of more Latin American deals appearing this week as market conditions grow more difficult.
  • Chinese automotive marketplace TuanChe is planning to float on the Nasdaq for up to $150m, filing a draft prospectus with the US regulator on Tuesday.
  • Xinyi Glass has dropped a non-financial covenant on its HK$750m ($96m) borrowing, which was launched into general syndication in August.