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  • The super-hot dollar bond market is set to welcome a pair of SSAs on Thursday — including a rare name in the currency — after a mid-week lull in issuance.
  • BNP Paribas has hired numerous bankers to bolster its corporate and institutional banking presence in the Nordic countries, including senior bankers in equity and derivatives roles.
  • First Abu Dhabi Bank (FAB) printed its $850m five year sukuk on Tuesday, becoming the first bank to sell an international sukuk intraday.
  • Bank Nederlandse Gemeenten hit screens for its first euro benchmark of the year on Wednesday. The deal will be closely watched by the market as an important reference for what the environment looks like for the smaller euro public sector borrowers in 2019.
  • Export Development Canada will head out for a roadshow next month for its first benchmark in euros, taking advantage of the attractive market conditions for issuing in the currency for dollar funders. More deals could follow from debut and rare issuers in euros, with several borrowers looking “closely” at the cross-currency basis swap, according to bankers.
  • Mauritius Commercial Bank is looking for a syndicated loan, in a rare deal to pass across London desks so far this month that is not a refinancing exercise.
  • LBBW this week issued a long three year public sector Pfandbrief at the tightest spread of the year, showing just how receptive investors are to supply, particularly for strong names in short tenors.
  • BNP Paribas went to sterling and euros on Wednesday to print a senior non-preferred bond. The French bank was heavily subscribed for both, allowing it to tick off another €3.38bn from its €14bn funding plan in the asset class for the year.
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    The Turkish Central Bank kept interest rates unchanged at its meeting on Wednesday – a great relief to investors who feared the country might make another monetary policy misstep.
  • Network Homes, a London housing association, has sold £175m of private placement notes to a group of six Canadian and US investors, as the asset class grows more familiar to overseas buyers.
  • BNZ International Funding proved popular when it surfaced with a short-dated senior deal in the euro market on Wednesday. It had waited for UK MPs to vote on the terms of the country’s withdrawal from the EU before looking to investors for the funding.
  • At the Central and Eastern European Forum hosted by Euromoney in Vienna, central bank governors, chief executives and other market leaders gathered to discuss challenges and strengths for the region's markets. Despite monetary difficulties and geopolitical tensions within the region, bankers were optimistic, particularly for the syndicated loan market.