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  • S&P Global Ratings said on Tuesday that a post-crisis borrowing binge has put US corporate leverage at an all-time high, leaving firms vulnerable to downgrades and defaults. But a strong US economy and receptive capital markets are soothing investor concerns for now at least.
  • The Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday that Rialto Capital, a financial subsidiary of US home builder Lennar Corporation, may be sold off to Stone Point Capital, a private equity firm with a substantial footprint in the US real estate market.
  • The US securitization market is enjoying the usual post-Miami conference pick-up in activity, with as many as 17 deals lined up to be priced this week.
  • Tuesday’s intervention by the Bank of England into the debate on the future of euro clearing is another welcome move from regulators. The debate has been too long dominated by political noisemaking.
  • London-listed Starwood European Real Estate Finance has added two years to the maturity of its sterling revolving credit facility, as Western European loans bankers get settled in for months of amend and extend exercises running up to year end.
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    KfW and the Province of Ontario will hit separate parts of the dollar curve on Wednesday, with the former circulating what one on-looking banker described as “punchy” price thoughts. The deals followed a well-received floating rate note from a German Land that doubled in size.
  • A new Spanish real estate fund, Arima Real Estate, is seeking to list on the Spanish stock exchange in a fixed price listing worth up to €300m.
  • There is no question that Portugal is one of the success stories to come out of the eurozone sovereign debt crisis. Its 10 year yield, for instance, has recovered from above 16% at the peak of the crisis in 2012 to around 2% today. Amid the current pressures in the eurozone, precipitated by Italy's budget fiasco, Portugal has remained resilient. But rightly or wrongly, an escalation of matters there, or indeed elsewhere in the eurozone periphery, would bring extra pressure to bear.
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    Wednesday will be debut day in the green bond market, with Ireland preparing a 12 year inaugural euro benchmark and Société du Grand Paris (SGP) out with a 10 year that will also be its first bond issue of any kind. Both must contend with a market backdrop rife with Italian politics-driven turbulence, although SGP’s deal has so far had what one lead called “one of the strongest starts I’ve seen for a French issuer”.
  • Corporate and structured credit specialist CIFC is building out of its European operation, hiring Dan Robinson from Apollo Global Management as CIO.
  • Newlon Housing Trust, a north and east London housing association rated A3 by Moody's, has returned to the US private placement market, raising £135m.
  • The UK Debt Management Office won big demand for a reopeing of its longest outstanding bond on Tuesday, with a final order book that was over five times covered.