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  • Saudi Arabia has come to market for a long 10 year dollar sukuk bond, targeting $2bn, returning for a trade after five month’s absence from the bond market.
  • Owners of Barbados’ international bonds on Tuesday issued a scathing rebuke to the government’s restructuring process, in response to the island nation’s domestic debt exchange.
  • Société Générale sold its first non-preferred senior deal in Australian dollars this week, as international banks make better use of the currency for their total loss-absorbing capacity (TLAC) requirements.
  • Al Hilal Bank (AHB) and Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank (ADIB) are on screens on Wednesday with dollar sukuk benchmarks — the first in a wave of Middle Eastern supply.
  • French bank Natixis has hired Benito Berber as chief economist for Latin America as it builds out its platform in the region.
  • Deutsche Kreditbank and Skipton Building Society both announced mandates for euro-denominated covered bonds on Wednesday, with DKB’s to come as its debut social bond.
  • Brazilian state-owned development bank BNDES is looking to buy back up to $1.65bn of existing debt after launching tender offers for two dollar bonds.
  • Borrowers are unloading a still increasing number of new deals in the leveraged debt primary markets in September, hoping to find sufficient demand. But investor appetite, while supportive, is showing a selective taste this week.
  • Bank of China (Hong Kong) has raised $3bn from a Basel III compliant additional tier one transaction, drawing attention for both its size and price.
  • Bankia, the Spanish lender, reopened the additional tier one market for Southern European names this week, but not every trade out of the region may enjoy such a warm reception.
  • Jörg Kukies, secretary of state at the German Ministry of Finance, suggested that the EU’s proposed covered bond directive should not dilute the quality of the product too much. He also wanted to see developments on the Capital Market Union (CMU) by the end of the year and called for an agreement on third-country central counterparties (CCPs).
  • Nio, the electric car company nicknamed China’s Tesla, priced its $1bn New York Stock Exchange IPO on Wednesday off the floor.