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  • Spanish electricity utility Iberdrola has been one of the leading corporate issuers of green bonds and, on Thursday, it took its total green issuance to more than €7bn with its latest offering.
  • An MTNs banker has resigned from HSBC.
  • Deutsche Hypo this week priced an eight year Pfandbrief at the widest level of any benchmark sized German covered bond this year, suggesting investor sensitivity is particularly pronounced in this part of the curve when the spread to mid-swaps is negative.
  • The market for equity block trades in EMEA has lost some of its shine, with volumes down on last year, and a string of failed trades. This poor performance is in stark contrast to a resurgent IPO market, which in the last two weeks has generated strong returns for investors.
  • Clients of bank index platforms are adapting to a new investment climate, increasingly opting for more defensive strategies and specifically positioning for volatility spikes similar to the ones markets experienced in early February.
  • French toll road operator Autouroutes du Sud de la France kept up the positive tone in the IG corporate bond market with a 10 year deal on Thursday, which it was able to increase in size and price with a single digit new issue premium.
  • Fixed income investors should be better prepared for a trade war between the US and China, according to Arvind Rajan, managing director and head of global and macro at PGIM Fixed Income.
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    KfW has hired a new head of government relations with a strong background in climate change and energy issues.
  • Equity markets in Asia went into a tailspin on Tuesday after trade tensions between the US and China ratcheted up. While the region’s bourses found some support in the following days, more disruption is probably on the way. Rashmi Kumar reports.
  • Barclays has regained its mojo in corporate finance, after a period of drift. But with a flagging share price and an activist investor snapping at its heels, it's a race against time, writes David Rothnie.
  • Caixa Geral de Depósitos brought a well-flagged capital trade on Thursday, offering investors a premium to complete a requirement of its recapitalisation plan. But some investors did not participate, citing disgruntlement with how the Bank of Portugal handled Novo Banco's bonds.
  • CMB International Capital Corp is slowly but steadily gaining ground in Asia’s bond market with a new — and fast growing — debt capital markets team in place. But what will it take for CMBI to be a real competitor to both international and other Chinese firms? Morgan Davis finds out.