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  • On Monday, asset managers holding HSBC’s discount perpetual bonds (discos) again pressed the bank to clarify why it classified the securities as fully eligible regulatory capital. A recent Bank of England policy update has not persuaded HSBC to reverse its decision.
  • SSA
    Greece’s planned return to the 10 year part of its euro benchmark curve is likely to be in late August or early September, according to market sources.
  • Green Italian bond supply has good scope to grow, and banks are likely to play a central role in the rise, according to Standard and Poor’s. Given the old age of Italy’s building stock and the importance of financing for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), green covered bonds and green European Secured Notes could play a vital part.
  • Victoria, the UK flooring firm, has completed a £60.5m ($77.77m) sale of new shares to fund its takeover of Saloni, a Spanish producer of high-end tiles.
  • Investors are returning to emerging market assets, stemming the tide of outflows from a sector battered by an international trade dispute and strong dollar — but perhaps only briefly.
  • UniCredit is seeking €90m from Caius Capital due to the hedge fund’s actions over the past few months in relation to the convertible and subordinated hybrid equity-linked securities (Cashes).
  • CEE
    Turkish banks are gearing up for a round of loan refinancing at a time when the country is a risky economic hunting ground. But bank lenders are confident the loan market will support Turkish banks, albeit at wider margins.
  • FIG
    The Single Resolution Board said on Monday that it would not compensate creditors or shareholders who lost money as part of the resolution process for Banco Popular, after Deloitte found that these investors would have fared no better in an insolvency procedure.
  • The lending arm of Ford’s China operation took advantage of bullish sentiments in the onshore market on August 2, sealing a Rmb4.5bn ($662.3m) securitization. Bankers say Ford managed to price below Nissan, which offered a similar ABS recently, thanks to a major policy announcement that emerged last week.
  • Taiwanese electronic components distributor World Peace Group is back in the market for a NT$10bn ($327m)-equivalent dual-currency loan. Meanwhile, a Foxconn subsidiary is seeking to refinance an old deal.
  • Credit Suisse has rehired a senior FIG banker from Morgan Stanley to become co-head of EMEA debt capital markets — a role which will be based in Paris, rather than London.
  • Primary bond issuance in Asia-ex Japan has carried on well into the summer, albeit with little participation from high yield borrowers. But bond bankers expect a climax this week before the market quietens down until September.