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  • The Nordic Investment Bank is set to bring a dollar benchmark in the five year part of the curve, a tenor that has come back into fashion for public sector borrowers — including from the European Investment Bank on Tuesday. That is despite most secondary flows coming in shorter maturities, according to SSA bankers.
  • Iccrea Banca, the banking group owned by Italian mutual banks, announced the completion of a €1bn NPL securitization transaction on Tuesday, pooling loans from multiple originators, with an application now pending for a state guarantee (GACS) for the senior tranche rated Baa3/BBB- by Moody’s and Scope Ratings, respectively.
  • The UK Debt Management Office breezed through another syndication on Wednesday, although bankers said that the darkening cloud of global trade wars likely led some investors to seek shelter in the safe-haven asset.
  • Rupert Murdoch’s 21st Century Fox has sharply increased its offer for UK media company Sky in a deal that values the company at £24.5bn. The offer includes an increased bridge loan and millions more in fees for the arrangers.
  • The US House of Representatives on Tuesday unanimously approved a bill that aims to increase the risk sensitivity of the capital treatment of certain cleared options.
  • HSBC has hired two bankers, one from Credit Suisse and one from UBS, to strengthen its business with private equity firms and in offering leveraged financing.
  • German property company Aroundtown raised funding in a fifth different currency of 2018 on Wednesday, when it saw an opportunity to issue corporate bonds more cheaply in sterling than in euros.
  • European and Asian stock markets have fell sharply on Wednesday morning as investors attempted to position for escalation in trade hostilities between the US and China.
  • Turkey’s president Recep Erdoğan prompted another wave of selling in bonds from the country on Monday, eschewing choosing people to form his new cabinet that markets approve of and showing signs of nepotism in picking his own son in law, Beret Albayrak, to be finance minister.
  • Investec Bank is planning to issue tier two and to buy back old amortising subordinated notes with a high coupon.
  • Africa has been having a rough ride in the capital markets in 2018 — credit spreads are up and local currencies have taken a beating. But Kenny Fihla, chief executive of Standard Bank CIB, says opportunities abound for banks, risks can be mitigated and the continent is only getting more attractive for Asian investors. He spoke to GlobalCapital’s emerging markets editor Francesca Young and people and markets reporter Nell Mackenzie.
  • UK vehicle breakdown recovery and car insurance company the AA plc sold £550m ($726.63m) of new bonds on Tuesday as part of liability management exercise involving buying back existing debt and repaying a term facility, but it paid a juicy spread to get the deal done.