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  • Large US banks are shifting their mortgage bond exposure into hold-to-maturity accounts to dodge the impact of rising interest rates on their regulatory capital holdings, a trend that could undermine market performance in the long run, according to JP Morgan analysts.
  • A very large block trade, relative to the market cap, is taking place tonight in shares of Instone Real Estate, the German residential property developer. The €413m trade covers 49.6% of the capital.
  • UK legal finance firm Vannin Capital plans to go public in the autumn, having filed an intention to float document in London on Monday.
  • The deal flow of high yield bonds kept rising in euros and sterling this week. Four new issuers joined the already heavy pipeline, including a euro bond from UK premium car manufacturer Jaguar Land Rover.
  • SRI
    Ireland has published a framework for Irish Sovereign Green Bonds and will roadshow in the coming weeks for its first green bond issue, which may be used to fund a wide variety of climate change-related and broader environmental spending.
  • Agence Française de Développement was comfortably oversubscribed and able to pull in pricing by a basis point from guidance with a climate bond issue on Monday.
  • Four months after acquiring a €5bn Irish mortgage pool from Lloyds, Barclays announced an RMBS transaction to securitize part of it last Friday.
  • Arrangers and joint leads JP Morgan and Lloyds are marketing Oak No.2 Plc – a prime UK RMBS from challenger bank Aldermore, according to an announcement last Friday.
  • August was generally a healthy month for many global derivatives exchanges, though performance was not quite consistent across the industry.
  • SSA
    Public sector euro benchmark supply is set to restart after a lull last week, with a eurozone sovereign and a French agency hitting screens on Monday for pricing on Tuesday.
  • Gas asset and infrastructure investment consortium Quadgas made its debut in the sterling corporate bond market on Monday with a £350m 11 year offering. The company had previously raised funds from the US private placement market, but this was its first benchmark public deal.
  • Swiss flavours and fragrance manufacturer Givaudan is a regular user of the Swiss franc corporate bond market, but sold its first euro deal this week to help refinance the funding of its €1.25bn acquisition of French natural ingredients supplier Naturex.