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  • Evercore Partners has hired a senior banker from Credit Suisse to beef up its industrials practice in Europe.
  • Korean Air Lines (KAL) closed a $350m secured deal on Tuesday backed by future ticket sales between the US and South Korea, executing the drive-by trade using a credit facility from Shinhan Bank.
  • Chilean savings and loans co-operative Coopeuch has diversified further its sources of funding by becoming the first triple-B rated borrower from Chile to issue in Asian bond markets.
  • Goldman Sachs has named Todd Leland as head of investment banking division (IBD) for Asia Pacific ex-Japan, as his predecessors Andrea Vella and Kate Richdale step up to become co-chairs for the region.
  • The US federal government issued tax guidance for Opportunity Zone funds last week, leaving commercial real estate debt brokers and investors to eye up what this "opportunity" will mean for them.
  • ABS
    Residential rooftop solar developer Sunnova is in the market this week with its second securitization, a $262.7m offering backed by a pool of leases and power purchase agreements (PPAs).
  • Netflix tapped the high yield market again this week to help finance its heavy spending on new content. But the euro and dollar notes were both priced wide of initial levels.
  • Two regular UK RMBS issuers announced new deals on Tuesday, adding to a busy pipeline for next week. The Northview Group mandated a new Finsbury Square deal, its second this year, while Together Financial Service unveiled its first securitization of the year.
  • Telefónica’s reported decision that the IPO of O2 will not take place before the UK is scheduled to leave the European Union in March made headlines on Monday, but should not come as a great surprise to anyone involved in EMEA equity capital markets.
  • Italian government bonds took a hit on Tuesday after the European Commission asked the country to send a revised draft of its budget plans. But yields stayed below the 2018 peaks they hit late last week when investors feared that Moody’s could downgrade the sovereign to junk.
  • The European Investment Bank received good demand for its second five year dollar benchmark of the year on Tuesday.
  • The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development returned to the sterling market on Tuesday to sell the first benchmark of its 2019 funding programme.