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  • DZ Bank has sold its first green bond, getting tight pricing for a preferred senior security that will back the production of energy from onshore wind farms in Germany.
  • Noel Edison, a veteran banker who has run the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development's financial institution operations since joining in 2010, is retiring from the development bank.
  • Unédic has decided against a further benchmark bond this year, in a further sign of the slowly diminishing funding programme of the French state employment agency.
  • Sulzer sold Sfr460m ($470.6m) of Swiss franc bonds on Thursday, just months after the Swiss maker of industrial machinery raised Sfr400m across two and five years. This makes it the largest triple-B issuer of Swiss franc bonds so far this year.
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    Natixis has launched a report on how issuers and investors can use the UN’s sustainable development goals, discussing topics such as the importance of location and how firms record their contribution.
  • Loans in Brief: 28/09/2018
  • Public sector borrowers snapped up cut price deals in the private markets this week, helping to quell trades in the benchmark sector.
  • Banca Carige has shaken up its management team and is preparing to return to the European Central Bank with a new plan for keeping its capital ratios in check. But the troubled Italian lender is going to have its work cut out in accessing the debt or equity markets before the end of the year, with a whole host of its peers waiting to do the same, write Tyler Davies and Sam Kerr.
  • The switch from Libor to other spread benchmarks has finally arrived in the loan markets, with at least one UK treasurer saying that they will no longer be issuing debt linked to the scandal hit pricing standard. Michael Turner reports.
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  • A shift in the euro/dollar basis swap means more euro funders could look at dollars, according to SSA bankers. Upcoming Asian holidays are likely to jumbo deals, but there could be room for smaller, cheaper names — with one of those issuers getting a rampant reception this week.
  • TD hires from Barclays for FIG - CS promotes ECM pair - Nomura's Bigham joins BNPP for UK coverage