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  • In a sign of warming relations between China and Germany, Chinese authorities said they would let Deutsche Bank underwrite corporate bonds in the interbank market. The bank is hoping to grab two different types of underwriting licences, GlobalRMB has learned.
  • London-based equity capital markets investors are beginning to wonder whether the trade hostility between China and the US will hurt Hong Kong’s vibrant IPO market and are considering repositioning if it does.
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    Turkey’s president Recep Erdoğan delivered a shock to investors on Monday, announcing a cabinet reshuffle in which he removed market favourites Mehmet Simsek, who was deputy prime minister, and Naci Agbal, minister of finance. He appointed his son-in-law Berat Albayrak, who previously served as energy minister, as finance minister.
  • The Netherland’s Riwal Holding Group has substantially increased the size of its revolving credit facility, refinancing its bank debt early as terms in the slow primary market continue to be weighted in favour of borrowers.
  • Bank of Montreal was in the market on Tuesday offering senior preferred debt. This product is set to become very rare, as from September all senior debt issued by banks in the country will be eligible for their total loss-absorbing capacity (TLAC) requirements.
  • BPER Banca had slightly more success than compatriot Mediobanca on Tuesday with a defensively priced €500m five year Obbligazioni Bancarie Garantite.
  • Unrated German mail order retailer Otto Group found plenty of demand for its debut hybrid bond on Tuesday. Order books were more than twice oversubscribed following a week-long roadshow.
  • TP ICAP replaced its chief executive John Phizackerley with its boss of global broking, Nicolas Breteau, on Tuesday, sending the shares spiralling downwards, as the interdealer broker revealed that rising costs were impacting the business.
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    The Russian Ministry of Finance has released its borrowing plans for the next three years, starting with a plan to borrow Rb1.48tr ($24bn) in 2019. Though the plan, which includes continuing to raise money internationally, is being seen as brazen, bankers in London said that there will be appetite.
  • Nykredit Realkredit more or less filled its annual target for issuance in the non-preferred senior format on Tuesday, raising €500m in its first deal since a recent update to bank insolvency law in Denmark.
  • JP Morgan has created the new role of head of EMEA infrastructure M&A for Carsten Woehrn, a senior banker in the global M&A group who focused on utilities, power, renewables and infrastructure.
  • Hong Kong-based Hang Lung Properties is hitting the Panda bond market for the first time, as it seeks to finance the construction of two shopping malls in the mainland. The issuer says the new buildings will be environmentally friendly, making the Rmb1bn ($150.9m) trade one of the few green Panda deals.