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  • Christophe Desprez has joined Credit Suisse as vice-chairman of investment banking and capital markets (IBCM), while Bruno Hallak has been promoted to head of France for IBCM EMEA according to an internal memo seen by GlobalCapital.
  • Banco Santander brought the first sterling deal in more than six weeks with a non-preferred senior transaction, in a rare instance of a Spanish bank choosing to access funding in that currency.
  • The dollar market for public sector borrowers is set to welcome the return of one of its biggest issuers, as deal flow restarted after Monday’s US Labor Day holiday.
  • China General Nuclear Power Corporation sold its second green bond in the euro market on Tuesday, nine months after its first success in the format. Last time the company sold green alongside five and 10 year conventional dollar bonds and this time it used a similar combination, replacing the 10 year dollar option with 30 year notes.
  • Spanish telecoms company Telefónica sold its second euro-denominated senior bond of 2018, benefitting from one its quietest years of issuance with a single digit new issue premium.
  • Deutsche Bank was easily able to issue a €1bn five year Cédulas on Tuesday, alongside NIBC Bank which sold a €500m 10 year CPT deal, with both offering generous new issue concessions. On the same day, Aareal Bank and Commerzbank issued tightly priced Pfandbriefe.
  • Barkis was willing, so David Copperfield related to us in Dickens’ famous novel. Now, it appears, Mark Carney is, too. And like the fictional stagecoach driver, Carney has been just as frustratingly enigmatic, at least to some in the markets. But his declaration on Tuesday that he was “willing” to stay on as governor of the Bank of England until 2020 should help market stability in the face of Brexit.
  • Italian gas distributor 2i Rete Gas has dared to test the corporate bond market’s appetite for issuers from the country with a seven year trade. With its government budget on the horizon, some market participants said this deal could make or break the market for Italian issuance in 2018.
  • Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund will sign an $11bn syndicated loan in the coming weeks, according to bankers close to the deal. But doubts remain about whether the country’s loan market will become more active as a result.
  • Two global initiatives aiming to improve transparency in markets have announced a partnership to link codes that identify market participants and the financial instruments they trade.
  • JP Morgan has made two senior hires to for its equity capital markets team with Nick Skaff and Ismail Iraqi joining from Deutsche Bank to cover emerging markets.
  • On Tuesday Rabobank attracted more than 300 accounts to the first benchmark-sized euro additional tier one (AT1) bond since April, as it looked to refinance legacy tier one debt that reaches a call date next year. It was also the first Dutch financial institution to issue tier one since the government proposed to change the tax law on coupon distributions.