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  • A stream of low-rated US borrowers in euros could continue to flow this year, said market participants, consolidating these reverse Yankees as the second largest sector for euro high yield bonds.
  • Loan Ranger has dusted off his stetson because something happened at the Loan Market Association’s annual syndicated loan conference that he had never seen before in all his many years covering the loan market: public exercise that wasn’t dancing in Harry’s Bar at 2am after a drinks event.
  • Despite a wide double digit starting spread, My Money Bank’s (MMB) inaugural covered bond was unable to get the necessary traction to build a convincing trade, and, by noon, the deal was only 80% subscribed. The deal was subsequently postponed.
  • This week Royal Bank of Canada became the first bank to issue a senior bond complying with the country’s new bail-in regime. It paid a 10bp-12bp premium over the legacy senior curve.
  • The UK’s Helical has signed a £150m deal from UK banks, bringing the property developer’s revolving credit lines into one facility.
  • Société Générale has come to the market for the fifth time this month, looking to raise additional tier one capital in dollars. Initial price thoughts were seen as closer to fair value than for other recent AT1s.
  • UniCredit CIB announced six appointments in its Paris office, with Laurence Fraissinet-Dubois becoming deputy country manager, as well as a senior banker covering major French corporates, and Florent Ciecka made a senior relationship manager.
  • Crédit Mutuel Arkéa was limited to raising €500m of senior funding on Thursday, in its first deal of the year.
  • Nordea Bank's move into Finland next week will reveal the huge problems facing an incomplete Banking Union.
  • French certification agency Bureau Veritas had its credentials stamped by investors on Thursday when it sold its third deal in three years. The unrated issuer received €1bn of demand for its €500m long six year deal.
  • Investors, bankers and traders have lined up to pour scorn on Ghana finance minister Ken Ofori-Atta’s expectations that the country will issue $5bn-$10bn of century bonds before the end of the year, the first part of a plan to sell $50bn of such bonds.
  • BNP Paribas Fortis managed to get an oversubscribed order book for its seven year covered bond and priced the deal inside the previous Belgian issue from ING. However, the deal was unusually slow to build and, with market conditions deteriorating, spreads are expected to widen.