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  • FIG
    French insurer CNP Assurances said this week that it would issue its first ever restricted tier one bond, just days after Vivat paid a hefty premium to bring its own debut offering in the format.
  • FIG
    A debut offering of non-preferred senior debt from Nordea Bank could kick off a wave of euro supply from financial institutions after markets settled back into a pattern of stability this week.
  • DNB Boligkreditt showed this week that borrowers have a very good incentive to consider issuing green covered bonds, especially now that the European Central Bank has signalled its intention to reduce net buying of assets under the Covered Bond Purchase Programme (CBPP3) to zero by December.
  • Allocations for a €3.025bn acquisition loan from Czech investment fund PPF Group are due in the next few days, according to a lead.
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  • CPPIB Capital achieved a double whammy with its debut green bond this week, bringing the first international sale of a green bond by a pension fund that grew into the largest ever green bond in Canadian dollars.
  • With syndicated loan business thin on the ground in EMEA this year, E.On had no trouble achieving a 100% hit rate among its relationship banks, when syndicating the €5bn loan financing for its €20.42bn takeover of Innogy.
  • KommuneKredit will hit the road next week to talk up a new green bond, while a fellow Nordic issuer is looking to enter the social bond market — although not for some time yet.
  • CEE
    Turkey’s Garanti bank has sold its first ever social bond, a $75m private placement. The International Finance Corporation purchased the bond as part of its Banking on Women Programme.
  • Despite receiving one of the largest IMF bail-out packages in history, Lat Am bankers are sanguine on the outlook for Argentine DCM activity this year. They say this is as much to do with the broader weakness in emerging markets as it is to do with Argentina’s economic recovery.
  • Increased hostility towards Russia from the UK political establishment is severing the financial links between the two countries. The arguments between Russia and the West are freezing the former’s equity capital markets, which depend on UK and US investors, and is, according to some sources, driving Russians to repatriate capital. In the long-run, it could even be detrimental to the UK’s capital markets industry, write Sam Kerr and Francesca Young.