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  • To misquote Mark Twain, the reports of the death of the European IPO market appear to have been greatly exaggerated, after the most anticipated listing of the quarter soared on its first day of trading.
  • European member states and the EU Parliament will soon begin difficult talks to decide the length of an additional clearing exemption for pension funds.
  • Vivat, the Dutch insurer, was not taking any chances for its first restricted tier one transaction on Wednesday, offering investors a hefty 7% coupon for taking part in the deal.
  • The Federal Open Market Committee in the US, the European Central Bank and the Bank of Japan all have monetary policy meetings this week. The hectic programme of rate decisions has left investors understandably nervous.
  • Turkey’s Garanti bank has sold its first ever social bond, issuing a $75m private placement. The bond was purchased by the International Finance Corporation as part of its Banking on Women Programme.
  • The board of directors of Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing has renewed the contract of chief executive Charles Li for three years.
  • Pete Osborne, a former director at Singapore Exchange (SGX), has resurfaced at Canadian exchange operator TMX Group in London as head of European equity trading sales.
  • European emerging market loans bankers are increasingly finding that pricing has dropped out of the market, with borrowers claiming to be able to access loans substantially below the level some banks are able to offer.
  • The European investment grade corporate bond market is still returning to full health on a day by day and deal by deal basis. On Tuesday, it took another step forward as Austrian oil and gas company OMV sold the first hybrid bond for a month and found investors still favouring the higher yielding asset class.
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    Those who invested in failed Spanish lender Banco Popular will have a right to be heard before the EU authority publishes the final assessment of the bank’s value next month, the Single Resolution Board (SRB) said this week.
  • The North American Development Bank (NADB) will hold meetings in Geneva and Zurich to discuss a debut Swiss franc green bond.
  • The CEEMEA and Latin America primary bond markets have shut down for the week as investors fret over the outcome of the European Central Bank and Federal Open Markets Committee meetings on Thursday. The outcomes have the potential to shutter the market until after the summer, bankers said.