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  • There was an absence of euro benchmarks from public sector borrowers this week, despite it being the first full week of September — traditionally a busy time for printing. This was because issuers are well ahead of their funding plans, according to bankers, meaning there was little need to panic.
  • Dutch grid operator Stedin and French utility Suez offered investors more of the same when they tapped into what has been strong demand for longer dated corporate bonds on the same day, but found that appetite is starting to wane.
  • Andrew Bailey, CEO of the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), on Thursday backed calls for deference espoused by US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) chair Christopher Giancarlo, in a speech at the Eurofi Financial forum in Vienna.
  • The European Investment Bank printed flat to, if not through, its dollar curve on Wednesday, drawing a more than doubly subscribed book and immediately moving tighter in secondaries. That should bode well for other borrowers looking at the currency in the coming weeks, said SSA bankers.
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    The European Investment Bank achieved very tight pricing for the launch of its first sustainability bond on Thursday, in a sign that the exhaustive marketing it had done for the €500m deal had succeeded. The EIB sees this new product line as a way to influence market practice in the direction of clear explanation of sustainability goals and indicators.
  • Italy’s yields hit a one month low as investors responded positively to comments from the country’s government suggesting it would stay within European Union rules on its upcoming 2019 budget. Some on the buy side believe there could be much more value to come from purchasing BTPs — and SSA bankers believe that the sovereign could bring another syndication this year if the budget fails to dent confidence.
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  • Massimo Moratti, the Italian petroleum tycoon, sold a €190m stake in energy company Saras along with his brothers on Wednesday evening.
  • The Nordic high yield market has started to price several top rated euro deals that were initially planned to roadshow before the summer break. This time, demand and coupons suggest this could be a better window for the issuers.
  • Larger investment funds are more likely to be active in credit default swap markets, according to new research from pan-European securities regulator ESMA.
  • Société Générale is bolstering its corporate finance effort as part of a broader push in its French heartland and beyond, writes David Rothnie.
  • Elliott, the activist hedge fund has sold 6.3% of its shares in a 15m block trade of Charter Court Financial Services, the UK challenger bank said on Wednesday.