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  • UK regulators’ data shows that derivatives users in sterling markets are still writing Libor-linked contracts which last beyond 2021, when the benchmark will no longer count on the Financial Conduct Authority's support.
  • SSA
    Sovereign, supranational and agency borrowers were out in force this week, but the second busiest week of the year for euro funding was notable for the lack of price tension on many deals.
  • Municipality Finance grabbed the opportunity of being the only SSA dollar issuer this week to bring a very strong trade, paving the way for other borrowers to tap the currency.
  • SSA
    There was a smattering of sterling deals from public sector borrowers this week, as the biggest issuer in the currency — the UK Debt Management Office — provided details for its next syndication.
  • The ECB outlined how its planned replacement for Euribor, the Ester rate, will work, in a release published on Thursday. The new rate will begin publication from October next year.
  • Friday marks one year since the launch of the Task Force on Climate-Related Financial Disclosure’s final guidelines — a blueprint for companies to report to investors how they are facing up to climate change.
  • Europe’s equity-linked bond market has been anaemic this year, in both performance and volume of issuance. Yet in the US, tax reforms, rising interest rates and share prices near record highs have created a booming market for convertible bonds which shows little sign of abating, writes Aidan Gregory.
  • No financial issuers came forward as they waited for the US Federal Reserve to publish the results of its Comprehensive Capital Analysis and Review (CCAR) this week.
  • Palmer Square Capital Management sold a new CLO on Wednesday, as US CLO analysts are predicting that high levels of supply are likely to put pressure on spreads for the remainder of the year, and rating agencies warn on riskier behaviours seeping into leveraged loan and CLO markets.
  • The Swiss Exchange (SIX), in conjunction with major Swiss franc bond market participants, is set to launch a digital platform called Deal Pool, in the hope of simplifying processes and breeding efficiency in the market. But it will likely change the role of bank sales desks substantially.
  • Credit events often make headlines in the CDS market, for good or ill. But the ISDA Determinations Committee also makes other decisions, most often on succession events.
  • Clydesdale Bank priced its Lanark 2018–2 RMBS deal on Thursday in a busy spell for the European primary market, with the offering highlighting strong demand for short-dated dollar paper.