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  • Hamburg
    Covered Bonds
    Hamburg Sparkasse mandates in fives
    Hamburg Sparkasse has appointed leads for a five year Pfandbrief. The mandate announcement has emerged as dealers report switching interest in Belgian covered bonds.
    Bill Thornhill, June 04, 2018
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    Bank Capital
    Vivat plans RT1 in Solvency bucket shake-up
    Vivat is looking to become only the second insurer to issue a restricted tier one (RT1) bond in euros, after announcing a mandate on Monday. It is also looking to find extra room for ineligible Solvency II capital by tendering a tier two bond issued by a subsidiary.
    Jasper Cox, June 04, 2018
  • Dutch house
    Covered Bonds
    NN issues first covered CPT as hopes for RMBS rise
    NN Bank paid a generous premium for the first Dutch conditional pass through (CPT) covered bond of 2018. The deal emerges in the wake of the European Commission’s decision to halve capital charges for certain securitizations, a move which may cause some banks to reconsider RMBS issuance.
    Bill Thornhill, June 04, 2018
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    Follow-ons and Rights issues
    Bayer launches jumbo rights issue as Monsanto deal closes
    Bayer, the German life sciences company, this week unveiled the terms for a €6bn rights issue, after its acquisition of Monsanto, the US agrochemical and biotech company, cleared its final regulatory hurdles last week.
    Aidan Gregory, June 04, 2018
  • Dangerous Road
    Corporate Bonds
    Reliable Volkswagen Bank reopens market via €1.5bn trio
    On Monday, Volkswagen reopened the euro corporate bond market after a blank week. The German car company’s financial arm was the only corporate issuer to brave the market on the day and, despite issuing a €1.5bn triple tranche deal, kept its longest maturity at six years.
    Nigel Owen, June 04, 2018
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    FIG
    BNZ keeps options open for first euro deal of 2018
    Bank of New Zealand is looking to issue either senior unsecured or covered bonds in euros, as it keeps its funding options open amid volatile trading conditions in European markets.
    Tyler Davies, June 04, 2018
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    Equity
    EN+ sale coming as Deripaska steps back for sanctions relief
    EN+, the London-listed aluminium and hydrogroup which was torpedoed by US sanctions in April, could soon be free as its majority shareholder Oleg Deripaska prepares to sell down his 66% stake in the group to below 50%.
    Sam Kerr, June 04, 2018
  • Slovakia_230
    CEE
    Slovak Republic markets rare 50 year
    The Slovak Republic is exploring the possibility of issuing a rare 50 year euro-denominated bond as markets stabilise after a tough week.
    Virginia Furness, June 04, 2018
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    Asia
    Temasek takes Astrea IV CFO to public
    Singapore sovereign wealth fund Temasek Holdings is set to take the securitization market to the next level, seeking three tranches of rated notes worth $500m-equivalent through Astrea IV. A local currency-denominated tranche will also be opened for subscription to retail investors later this week.
    Addison Gong, June 04, 2018
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    Asia
    Morgan Stanley PE launches third Hyundai Rotem sale
    Morgan Stanley’s private equity arm is selling shares in South Korea’s Hyundai Rotem for the third time this year, aiming to raise W220bn ($200m) with the latest deal.
    John Loh, June 04, 2018
  • Sponda shopping centre 230x150
    CEE
    Polish shopping mall specialist adds to CEE pipe
    EPP, a Polish real estate investor specialising in shopping malls, has mandated banks for a euro bond, joining Atrium European Real Estate in the rush to issue the first non-financial corporate bond from CEE since early May.
    Virginia Furness, June 04, 2018
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    CEE
    New CBR rules forecast to curtail Russian dollar loans
    The Central Bank of Russia (CBR) is planning new rules from the start of July that will ramp up the risk weighting on foreign currency loans, which analysts expect to lead to restraint in non-ruble lending in the country at a time when international banks are steering clear.
    Mike Turner, June 04, 2018
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